The Department of Education issued guidance in February targeting what it termed "race-conscious programs" at publicly funded universities.

The federal financial aid system remains robust for families at all income levels, but strategic planning around borrowing limits is now more important than ever.

Starting July 1, 2026, significant changes to federal student loan programs will dramatically impact how graduate and professional students finance their education.

California's legislature has passed a bill through one house that would allow colleges and universities to give preference in admissions to descendants of slavery.

A recent decision involving the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) has reignited national debate over transgender participation in women’s sports.

In today’s environment, political posturing can carry real financial consequences.

Fair Play or Foul? The Trans Athlete Debate in Women's Sports

What is the tension between Harvard's massive endowment, international influence, and government oversight concerns?

Is the CA assembly trying to eliminate Algebra II as a UC Requirement?

California is considering dropping Algebra II as a requirement for admission to UC and CSU schools, a move that could reshape how you plan your high school courses.

The 2022 proposed California Math framework presents major issues for our students. Learn more about why and how you can take action!

Understand what California's Dept of Education's Culturally Relevant Pedagogy really means, and why it should NOT replace math curriculum.