Arne Duncan

National Education Policy Could Look Pretty Different Soon

American schools are about to turn over a new leaf.
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How Elizabeth Warren Convinced The Treasury To Aid Fraud Victims

Student debtors might have faced a paperwork nightmare had the Massachusetts lawmaker not stepped in.
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Elizabeth Warren Pans Education Dept. For Drawn-Out Debt Relief Process

The Obama administration is under fire after canceling student loans for just 1 percent of thousands of eligible borrowers.
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Obama To Cancel Debts Owed By Defrauded For-Profit College Students

The Education Department will cancel over $27.8 million of federal student loans owed by more than 1,300 former students at Heald College.
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No Child Left Behind Rewrite Passes House Easily

The Senate is to vote on it early next week and President Barack Obama is expected to sign it.
By Jennifer C. Kerr, AP

Senate Democrats Slam Obama Education Chief's 'Absurd' Logic

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and others are "profoundly dissatisfied" with the Obama administration's settlement with a for-profit college chain accused of cheating students and taxpayers.
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Federal Student Aid Office Calls Failure A Success -- And Hands Out Big Bonuses

House Republicans blasted the "performance-based" office for lousy work.
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Disgraced For-Profit College Misled Students As Education Dept Delays Relief

Corinthian Colleges students who were duped into federal student loans face more hurdles before their debts can be canceled.
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How The Obama Administration Is Making It Harder To Shed Student Debt

"This settlement provides zero justice for the people who have been harmed by EDMC."
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Massive Settlement Coming In For-Profit College Fraud Case

Education Management Corporation won't have to admit wrongdoing, which might prevent swindled students from discharging their federal loans.
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