ITT Tech student loan lender to cancel millions in debt in multistate settlement
Roughly $330 million in debt for 35,000 students who attended the now-shuttered ITT Tech will be canceled thanks to a settlement in conjunction with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the attorneys general of nearly 50 states announced this week.
These are the top public universities in the US – and how much they cost
This year, the ranking addresses important issues directly impacting students and their families, according to U.S. News. The report took into consideration timely topics such as student debt, social mobility and test-blind admissions policies.
Senators press NCAA to allow college athletes to be paid for name, image, likeness
Senators pressed college athletic directors and administrators on the effects of allowing student-athletes to profit under new name-image-likeness laws.
Student loan refinancing rates hit another new low
Borrowers selecting 10-year fixed-rate loans in August prequalified for rates averaging 4.31%.
College businesses are fighting for survival with smaller football crowds, fewer students
College businesses continue to fight for survival as they tread through volatility. As major sports games resume with reduced capacity, students leave campus and towns implement more restrictions on restaurants and bars, local economies are at tipping point.
6 best money tips for new college grads
As you enter the workforce after graduation, you should get started on the right financial path. Here are six tips to help you manage your money wisely.
After Jerry Falwell's exit, here's what Liberty University has to do now
Liberty University is faced with an opportunity.
Jerry Falwell Jr.'s entire family made millions off Liberty University
During his time at Liberty University, Jerry Falwell Jr. made sure his entire family fed on the cash cow by putting his two sons and their wives on the payroll. He also transferred a large Liberty facility to his personal trainer and had a friend's construction company manage a university expansion project that cost hundreds of millions, according to Reuters.
Back-to-school businesses disrupted as remote learning continues
Traditional back-to-school businesses are experiencing a shake-up as the nation transitions to the start of a new school year, according to Yelp’s recent economic report.
College students get creative to make money amid depreciated job market
College students are creating new ways to make money like like Texas A&M sophomore Tamarek Sweat's custom clothing business, which services more than 30 universities.
Brown University officials hoped to quash 'pestilential' gender equity sports agreement, emails show
Recently released emails that were uncovered amidst a lawsuit accusing Brown University of violating a 22-year-old agreement to provide gender equity in varsity sports in accordance with federal Title IX mandates, wrote about their hopes that they could kill the agreement altogether and called it a “pestilential thing.”
Jerry Falwell Jr. may be owed $10.5M by Liberty University
Liberty University owes Jerry Falwell Jr.
Universities face financial impact after coronavirus spikes, students forced off campus
As universities continue to move to remote learning and students are asked to terminate residential housing plans, many Universities are scrambling to reconfigure a path forward in order to prevent major finanical losses and make students whole.
College choice patterns shift as students contend with coronavirus pandemic
More students are opting for public institutions closer to home, data shows.
Texas A&M professor hid ties to China from NASA, DOJ alleges in criminal complaint
A NASA researcher employed by Texas A&M University was taken into custody Sunday and charged with conspiracy, making false statements and wire fraud related to his ties with Chinese organizations.
Taylor Swift donates $30,000 to college fund of aspiring mathematician
In a financial breakdown shared in her GoFundMe, Vitoria Mario showed donors that the acquired funds would go to her accommodation, equipment and assorted living costs such as food, transport, gas, electricity and more.
Instagram deletes account advertising ASU COVID-19 parties
Instagram has deleted an account that claimed to throw “COVID parties” at Arizona State University after the school sued Facebook and the owner of the account on Thursday on allegations that the account improperly used the school’s logos and trademarks.
As more colleges stay online, students demand tuition cuts
As more universities abandon plans to reopen and decide instead to keep classes online this fall, it's leading to conflict between students who say they deserve tuition discounts and college leaders who insist remote learning is worth the full cost.
Some college students staying on campus even if classes are remote, says housing complex operator
Some students are indicating that they want to be close to universities even if classes are remote due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to DMG Investments COO Jeff Amengual.
Duke's Coach K warns NCAA can't afford to cancel March Madness tournaments again
The NCAA lost $375 million in revenue after it canceled the men's and women's basketball tournaments earlier this year.


















