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Across the nation, recent periods of intense heat have brought renewed attention to the critical role of adequate classroom cooling and ventilation in schools. These disruptions, ranging from\u2026
Significant federal student loan changes took effect in early July, prompting borrowers across the nation, including thousands in Greenville, to re-evaluate their repayment plans and understand new program\u2026
Federal student loan policies underwent changes at the start of July, initiating a period where borrowers are advised to review their accounts and understand how the adjustments may\u2026
Significant federal student loan changes, affecting borrowing limits, interest rates, and repayment structures, became effective around July 1, initiating a new landscape for current and prospective college students\u2026
A federal court injunction has temporarily halted new caps on graduate and professional student borrowing, a move that had been scheduled to take effect July 1. The unexpected\u2026
Keystone College is confronting a critical juncture, facing the imminent threat of closure following a stern warning from its accrediting body. The institution has until August 1 to\u2026
As college application season transitions into financial decision-making, parents are tasked with deciphering complex financial aid award letters. These documents, often a mix of grants, scholarships, work-study programs,\u2026
The cost of higher education is a significant concern for families across the nation, and particularly for those in the Greenville area. While tuition figures are readily available,\u2026
A federal court order has reinstated restrictions on social media use for minors in Ohio, reversing a recent decision that had eased limitations on how platforms interact with\u2026
Federal student-loan borrowers who utilize automatic payments are currently navigating a temporary adjustment to their interest rate discounts. This shift, affecting those enrolled in autopay, underscores the dynamic\u2026
Major responsibilities previously housed within the U.S. Department of Education are being transferred to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Department of Justice. This\u2026
Federal officials have announced a significant restructuring of how certain special-education and civil-rights enforcement functions will operate, establishing new partnerships with the Department of Health and Human Services\u2026