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Updated rates take effect this year for college and university radio stations broadcasting music that’s legally protected by copyright.

The Department of Veterans Affairs announces a go-live date for its new enrollment certification system, Treasury Secretary Yellen urges congressional action as the debt limit is reached, and more.

The reporting period for the 2023 HEERF annual report (covering calendar year 2022) is scheduled to begin on March 6, 2023, and will run through March 24, 2023. There are numerous notable changes from last year’s reporting.

Online training sessions are available for the VA’s new Enrollment Manager platform, the Biden administration shares its upcoming regulatory agenda, and more.

Certain new electric vehicles purchased on or after January 1, 2023, will be eligible for up to a $7,500 clean vehicle tax credit, according to new IRS guidance. Private nonprofit colleges and universities and some public institutions can claim the credits.

The new $1.7 trillion FY23 appropriations package, signed by President Biden on December 23, contains increases for higher education programs and changes to retirement plans.

National Labor Relations Board officials have determined that the NCAA, the Pac-12 Conference, and the University of Southern California are breaking federal law by not classifying student athletes as employees.

Congress passes a short-term funding measure as appropriations debates continue, NACUBO comments on a proposed 85-15 rule, and more.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has postponed the implementation of its new system to certify student veteran enrollment at colleges and universities until March 2023. This pause was an advocacy priority for NACUBO that will ensure a smooth certification period for the spring semester and allow more time for training.

ED publishes a five-year plan for student aid, the higher education community seeks a delay in implementation of a new certification system for student veterans, and more.