Minneapolis author Kristin Collier released a memoir, "What Debt Demands: Family, Betrayal and Precarity in a Broken System," on Nov. 18. CHRIS FARRELL: This is Minnesota Now. I'm Chris Farrell, and I ...

The pandemic-era student loan payment pause, which effectively ended just last year, has left a lasting hangover. Recently, the Education Department provided new data (published by New America here) ...

Are you having problems with your student loans? Struggling to understand a loan servicer’s decision? Confused by the federal government's new repayment plans and wondering what to do? Kelsey Lesco ...

Sept 18 (Reuters) - Beginning next fall, Santa Clara University School of Law in California will give all incoming students a guaranteed scholarship of $16,000 for each of their three years at the ...

It’s a dizzying time for millions of students and parents who borrowed for college through the federal college loan system. In 2024 and then in 2025, litigation against a highly popular federal ...

The Department of Education in the U.K. has been considering since at least 2011 an alternative loans system for students whose faith or beliefs prevent them from taking loans that charge interest.

A barrage of updates to the federal student loan repayment system this year has left borrowers feeling misled and frightened for their future. “I don’t feel like this is what I said I signed up for at ...

UNITED STATES - JUNE 3: Secretary of Education Linda McMahon arrives to testify at the Senate Appropriations Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Subcommittee hearing on ...

When Congress passed President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” in July, one of its most profound changes flew under the radar. The new law includes a set of reforms to fix one of the worst-run federal ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Adam Minsky is an attorney and writer focusing on student loans. An apparent surge of student loan forgiveness approval letters ...

The current administration in D.C. is proposing some far-reaching changes to a critical program rule affecting our legal community – and legal communities across the country. This is the “Public ...

When I started at the Department of Education in the 1990s, student loans were a popular middle-class benefit. College affordability or student loan debt were rarely front-page news. Our dingy offices ...