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Department of Education announces FAQ on real-time FAFSA fraud detection to protect student aid applications.
Illustration of an open envelope containing a letter from NASFAA about federal loan program regulations for forbearance and rehabilitation.
Timeline outlining key court dates for the professional degree definition lawsuit from July to December 2026.
Cover of NASFAA report on AI applications in financial aid offices with digital currency and data graphics.
Bar chart showing 59.1% FAFSA completion rate for 2026 high school seniors, the highest among classes from 2017 to 2026.
House Education Committee moves forward with bill to reassign education department duties and funding to other agencies.
FSA announces updated office hour schedules and a new date for the rescheduled STATS webinar.
Screenshot of Melanie and Jon smiling during their session at the NASFAA 2026 Virtual Summit.
Melanie Storey and dotEDU podcast hosts
Dr. Angela Johnson shares her opening remarks
Announcement of new professional degree CIP codes added for Nursing and Psychology by the Education Department.
Announcement of ED adding new CIP codes for professional degrees after legal action, removing some codes.
Text announcing ED's updated PSLF form request increases urgency in court challenge with a clock and exclamation icon.
Department of Education announces in-person Higher Education Fraud Summit on July 7 in Washington, D.C.
Court temporarily halts key sections of the professional student definition ahead of July 1 effective date.
ED announces a temporary 1% interest rate cut for borrowers using auto pay on their loans.
Letter from American Council on Education addressing concerns about proposed changes to foreign gifts and contracts reporting.
Letter from NASFAA addressing proposed revisions to the Federal Direct Loan repayment plan form, partially visible inside an orange envelope.
NASFAA's new FAQ document explains details about the Pell Grant shortfall for students and institutions.
House Appropriations Committee approves FY 2027 budget with amendment to classify nursing programs as professional.
An open orange envelope containing a letter from NASFAA addressing proposed changes to Master Promissory Notes and loan applications.
Over 60 Congress members urge the Department of Education to tackle borrower default and delinquency with five key recommendations.
Breaking news announcement stating ED confirms no resolution needed for Comment Code 352.
NASFAA endorses legislation to protect student privacy under the Protecting Student Privacy Act.
House FY 2027 budget proposal plans to cut campus-based aid, raise maximum Pell Grant, and end subsidized loan funding.
Report highlighting cost as the top factor influencing students' college enrollment decisions, featuring Gallup and Lumina Foundation study.
Guidance from FSA on best practices to help institutions safeguard against FAFSA application fraud.
Senate introduces a bill aimed at fighting student aid fraud with a graphic of a masked figure and warning sign.
Coalition of 25 states sues Education Department over OBBBA loan limits, citing negative impact on workforce shortages.
Letter from NASFAA inside an orange envelope discussing proposed rules on student financial aid accountability.
Graphic showing NASFAA Deep Dive on new Pell Grant rules released by the Education Department.
Announcement of final regulations for the new Workforce Pell Grant program supporting short-term training at eligible institutions.
Notification of completed one-time fraud detection screening for 2026-27 FAFSA submissions by ED.
Secretary Linda McMahon addressing a committee, wearing a bright pink blazer and pearl necklace during an official meeting.
Cover of NASFAA report on institutional AI policies in financial aid offices with a digital AI interface and hand interaction.
Federal student loan interest rates for 2026-27 will slightly rise, with undergrad loans increasing from 6.39% to 6.52%.
Orange envelope partially open revealing a letter from Student Aid Alliance addressing Secretary McMahon about FY 2027 federal student aid budget concerns.
GAO report highlights increased student eligibility for Pell Grants after FAFSA simplification in 2024-25.
Letter from NASFAA to Under Secretary Kent requesting flexibility for OBBBA implementation in postsecondary education.
NASFAA article headline on schools struggling with new financial aid rules for summer programs under tight deadlines.
Illustration of a smiling graduate inside an envelope with text about the Improving Financial Aid Offers for Students Act endorsed by NASFAA.
Text announcing ED's final regulations on OBBBA federal student loan changes with a document icon featuring a graduation cap and dollar sign.
Cover of NASFAA report on AI applications in financial aid offices with a circuit board and AI chip image.