US EditionCongress Weighs Changes to Student Aid, Endowment Taxes in Reconciliation Bill
UNITED STATES, JUL 2 – The Senate bill allocates $10.5 billion to cover Pell Grant shortfalls and expands eligibility to workforce training, aiming to stabilize aid and reform student loan repayment.
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In a direct call to the government and Congress, the National Coordinator of Higher Education Workers (Conatuch) demanded that university communities be included in the process of modernization of the system, especially with regard to the use of public funds received by private universities. The demand was formalized during the Meeting [...] The entry Higher education workers ask for inclusion in decisions on public funds was first published in …
Washington Watch: Senate passes reconciliation bill
By a 51-50 vote, with the tiebreaker cast by Vice President J.D. Vance, the U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed the so-called “One Big Beautiful” reconciliation bill. Shortly before the final vote was tallied, Senate Republicans released near-final text of the bill, which did not make any significant changes to the higher education provisions compared to
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