Federal education policy has shifted since Trump's inauguration, impacting the Department of Education's role.
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The Trump administration is reshaping federal education policy, including withholding $5 billion meant for K-12 schools.
Columbia University will pay $200 million to the federal government, restoring access to billions in research funding.
The School District of Philadelphia used relief funds to start Summer Achievers, uniting teachers and nonprofits.
Ra'laya Myers enjoys the Summer Achievers program in Philly, a free camp blending learning and fun for students.
When Michael Vargas Arango entered NPR's College Podcast Challenge, he never imagined the impact it would have.
A federal judge in Boston considers Harvard's lawsuit against Trump admin over frozen research funds.
Harvard argues in court to reverse the Trump administration's freeze of $2 billion in federal grants, citing legal violations.
The Republican spending bill introduces major changes to the federal student loan system for all borrowers.
In six months, the Trump administration and Congress have drastically altered federal education policy, introducing unpredictability and significant changes.