Chris Quintana

The president’s plan for mass student loan debt relief is stalled, but college affordability experts say larger question about cost remains unanswered

Colleges are luring more low-income students, but support can falters over time. One way to keep support going is access to costly business wear.

New York Rep.-elect George Santos misrepresented his education. He joins a tradition of other American leaders who have done the same.

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, the first man in nearly 600 years to resign from the papacy, died at 95. He was a traditionalist, but also adopted Twitter.

An award for low-income students, the Pell Grant, will increase by $500 as part of the new federal budget. How much will it help struggling students?

George Santos said he went to Baruch College. He didn’t. Are others lying? A USA TODAY investigation found few are vetting Congress members’ degrees

President Joe Biden’s plan for mass student loan forgiveness is still tied up in the courts. These are the states that have the most to gain.

First generation students are less likely to attend the nation’s top colleges. A nonprofit says support from their peers could change that.

About 40% of those who graduate from a for-profit college say their degree was worth it, but about the same share say their education hasn’t paid off.

Some borrowers have never made a payment. Many await word on President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan.

Although the administration hasn’t said if it has an alternative plan for mass student loan forgiveness, borrowers can turn to other, smaller options.

Joseph Tokosh resigned from Nicholls State after students said he coerced them to paint their faces. Why didn’t administrators stop him?

A federal report obtained by USA TODAY alleges Liberty University allowed sexual violence to run unchecked on its Virginia campus

Students say Hillsdale College made it difficult to report rape. The Christian school is now facing a lawsuit that could mean more federal oversight.

2U and University of Southern California helped led way of elite universities putting classes online. Now, 2U’s CEO is out as USC takes over digital offerings.

A Liberty University campus administrator cited in a leaked Education Department report kept his job for years despite sexual misconduct allegations.

Virginia Foxx, chairwoman of the House committee on education, asked whether the Department of Education is unfairly targeting religious schools.

The Christian institution has faced increasing scrutiny in recent years over its treatment of sexual assault. The fine is the largest of its kind.

The collapsed Key Bridge was 47 years old and a relic of past bridge designs. New constructions have more collision measures, experts say.

USA TODAY found at least nine colleges that closed down only to be resurrected online. Their operators are a mystery but they’re taking applications.