In this week's roundup, an initiative is launched to make college costs and financial aid information more transparent, faculty show solidarity with academic workers on strike and DACA recipients receive support from college presidents. 

In this week's roundup, the student loan pause is extended into 2023, a closed college campus is repurposed and more law schools are going the test-optional route. 

In this week's roundup, tragedy strikes two institutions, student loan forgiveness faces an uncertain future and international student enrollment has increased greatly. 

In this week's roundup, over 26 million Americans have signed up for debt relief, legacy admissions practices face renewed questions and recruiting processes are not yielding diverse candidates for college presidencies. 

This month’s roundup looks at students suing their state over equal funding, a trailblazing HBCU president stepping down, and a 12-year-old making history in his state while claiming his rightful spot at an HBCU. 

Today we're excited to higlight our associate, Catalina Reyes. Read on to learn 10 facts about the senior at Loyola University New Orleans.   

In this week's roundup:

the Supreme Court heard two affirmative action cases, Pell Grant recipients have fewer options and arguments are made to end legacy admissions. 

New Sub-Brand Offers Full-Service Social Media Strategy to Educational Institutions

In today’s blog post, we’re highlighting three events that we expect to make headlines in November. 

Pittsburgh

(724) 260-0198
PO Box 546
Meadowlands, PA 15347

Los Angeles

(323) 999-5201
6914 N. Vista St.
San Gabriel, CA 91775

New Hampshire

(603) 756-4111
372 West St.
Suite 201B
Keene, NH 03431