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Only Congress can authorize a student-debt forgiveness program, and Congress has chosen not to enact such a plan.
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While President Biden claims that forgiving student loans helps reduce college costs, it is the loan program itself that is responsible for much of the explosive growth of higher education spending.
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The Biden administration is scaling back its student debt relief program because it is being challenged in court. Six Republican-led states have filed six new lawsuits against the program.
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A Friday order from the Supreme Court says that Yeshiva University doesn't have to make an LGBTQ student group an official campus club right away.
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As the student debt debate continues, here is some data that proves how serious the problem is…
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Credential inflation may have altered the signaling function of college degrees.
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Why does AOC think working-class taxpayers should foot the price for her?
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As the number of school choice alternatives grows, we should expect to see more instructors take advantage of these programs to open their own schools.
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Some students at the University of Florida questioned their support for diversity quotas if they were applied to the school's D1 football program, according to a Campus Reform study comprising interviews with students.
Only Congress can authorize a student-debt forgiveness program, and Congress has chosen not to enact such a plan.
