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Yale University announced it will offer free tuition to undergraduates from families with annual incomes below $200,000, starting in the 2026-27 academic year.
Over 1.1 million college students are facing increased food insecurity after a halt in SNAP benefits, forcing universities to expand campus food pantries.
New data reveals a growing trend in higher education where college grants, often called 'merit aid,' are disproportionately awarded to wealthy students.
Colgate University announced it will offer free tuition starting in Fall 2026 for accepted students from families with annual incomes up to $175,000.
Wisconsin ranks 46th nationally for college affordability, with an average university affordability gap of $3,549. A new report highlights the financial challenges for students and calls for statewide
A surge in enrollment at the University of Connecticut is creating a severe housing shortage, forcing many students into expensive off-campus rentals.
Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey has launched the Stevens Promise program, which provides free tuition to in-state students from families earning under $100,000.
Smith College in Massachusetts will offer free tuition starting in fall 2026 for undergraduate students from families with annual incomes up to $150,000.
Lakeland University has earned national recognition, ranking 54th for social mobility in a U.S. News report for its success in graduating low-income students.
Brown University is cutting 48 jobs and 55 vacant positions due to federal pressure and a student's expose on administrative bloat. The university cites expected declines in federal research funding a
Over 30 colleges and universities in Massachusetts, including Harvard and MIT, now offer free tuition programs based on family income to improve accessibility.
