Graduate loan limits are set to change on July 1, capping annual borrowing at $20,500, sparking policy debates.
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Starting July 1, major changes in student loan repayment and forgiveness will impact borrowers, with two new plans introduced.
For over a century, federal boarding schools aimed to assimilate Native American children. We explore one school's new legacy.
The Santa Fe Indian School, established in 1890, originally aimed to assimilate Native Americans but has evolved.
Starting July 1, student loan borrowers in auto pay will receive a 1% interest discount for two years.
The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia offers tactile tours for blind and low vision visitors at Signers' Hall.
Starting July 1, major changes to student loan repayment and forgiveness will take effect, impacting borrowers.
The Trump administration plans to shift key Education Department duties, like special education oversight, to other agencies.
Education Secretary McMahon plans to shift key responsibilities from the Education Department to other federal agencies.
A study in Science reveals socioeconomic factors significantly impact preteen brain development, visible in MRI scans.