A new “do no harm” rule in Republicans’ “big, beautiful bill” could cut off federal loans for college programs whose graduates earn less than high school graduates. An HEA Group analysis estimates about 2% of programs are at risk, affecting roughly 40,000 students in July.

A shift in Congressional control won't stop executive action from reshaping education policy, experts argue. But it can increase awareness.

The rate of high school students from low-income and high-minority neighborhoods applying for financial aid has increased by over 60% since last year.

Interim President Beong-Soo Kim has earned the permanent role after inheriting an institution rocked by political pressure.