Today, NASFAA announced that Mindy Eline, executive director of Blue Icon Advisors and longtime NASFAA vice president, plans to retire on June 30, 2027, concluding a career with NASFAA that spans ...

The lawsuit, filed in early October against ED for its decision to publish the identities of foreign donors that institutions reported under Section 117 since 2020, argues that this decision exceeded ...

"Higher education students and their families are seeing major changes to federal student loans this summer as many of the student loan policies in President Donald Trump’s signature domestic policy ...

Roughly a year after the announcement of ACTS creation, the Urban Institute released a report outlining the administrative burden this new reporting supplement has cost institutions, along with ...

The Trump administration on Friday unveiled its budget proposal for fiscal year (FY) 2027, once again calling for the elimination of the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) ...

Since July 1, financial aid offices have understandably had their hands full implementing changes stemming from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. But amid the intense focus on OBBBA, another ...

"This summer, delays in federal student loan and grant disbursements caused some students to miss payments on housing and other living expenses. This fall may bring similar issues, experts, advocates, ...

NASFAA has received a significant number of questions from members seeking clarification on calculating the “expected time to credential” (ETTC) exception to the statutory loan limits imposed by the ...

This week on "Off the Cuff," Natalie is joined by Kerline Eglaus Ed.D, MBA, FAAC ®, assistant vice provost of financial initiatives & chief financial aid administrator, and Daniel Matamoros, Ph.D, MEd ...

Over two months after the launch of the Workforce Pell (WFP) program, the Department of Education (ED) on Monday announced it approved three more programs in Nebraska, bringing the total number of ...

"Around 13% of student loan borrowers have defaulted on their loans, which can happen after a history of missed payments, as of March 2026. That’s a total of around 9 million borrowers owing around ...