In this edition: more tax reform legislation is introduced, ED undertakes several new rulemaking efforts, DACA’s legal ambiguity is heightened, and more.

The Department of Education has announced sweeping rulemaking efforts on borrower defense to repayment regulations after earlier attempts at negotiated rulemaking failed to yield new rules. The latest proposal differs significantly from the previous attempt in a number of ways.

This update, the second this year, includes new language institutions should consider including in their student financial responsibility agreements.

In keeping with its intentions to undertake significant regulatory changes under the Trump administration, the Department of Education has announced upcoming rulemaking efforts on state authorization, religious freedom, accreditation issues, and more.

From news coverage to social media posts, takeaways from the NACUBO 2018 Annual Meeting in Long Beach, CA, were well-documented.

NACUBO staff showcased member institutions' environmental innovations at a recent event on Capitol Hill.

In this edition: NACUBO guidance on closing out Perkins Loan programs, an update on borrower defense, a new tax bill on Capitol Hill, and more.

The House GOP published a “listening framework” that outlines their approach to a second round of tax provisions aimed at locking in tax cuts for middle-class families and small businesses. No legislation has been introduced yet, and it is unclear if such a measure would see action before elections this November.

House Democrats recently released their version of a Higher Education Act reauthorization bill, which focuses on improving access to quality degrees, making college more affordable, and increasing completion rates.

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