The educational landscape in the United States is witnessing significant shifts driven by two major legislative focuses: school choice initiatives and restrictions on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. These trends have sparked debates at state levels, addressing how educational
The Trump administration's decision to revoke Harvard University's Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certification left educational institutions reeling, as thousands of international students faced uncertainty regarding their academic futures. This bold move marks a significant
In a notable incident highlighting the complexities of immigration enforcement, Massachusetts finds itself at the forefront of a pressing debate following the unintended arrest of Marcelo Gomes-Da Silva, an honors student, by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Originally targeted toward his
Harvard at the Center of a Heated Debate Over Student Enrollment Could a single policy shift influence the fabric of U.S. academia and its global standing? This pressing question emerges as Harvard University faces the consequences of the Trump administration's decision to revoke its ability
Amidst the illustrious halls of Harvard University, one debate looms large, pitting national priorities against global educational diversity. With about 27% of its student body hailing from countries outside the U.S., Harvard finds itself at the center of a national conversation: Are foreign
Recent shifts within the student loan industry have placed a spotlight on a potential surge in loan defaults as protective measures instituted during the pandemic gradually come to an end. An analysis by the New York Federal Reserve has revealed a significant increase in delinquency rates for
