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On April 29, 2024, the US Department of Education published its final Title IX rule in the Federal Register. In our second HigherEdReg Rundown, Scott Goldschmidt provides preliminary analysis on the new rule.

Katherine Brodie, partner and team co-lead of Duane Morris' education industry group, said colleges and universities "are seeking guidance to navigate not only what their policies and procedures say they can do...

In a welcome bit of regulatory relief at time when institutions of higher education are working to comply with a new Title IX rule by August 14, 2020, the Department announced on July 10

A replay of the webinar, "Reviewing the Third Round of Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF III)," is now available.

The federal Head Start program provide early childhood education and resources to underserved children and families.

The SEC launched two initiatives to improve enforcement and investor education resources on behalf of teachers, active military personnel and veterans.

In recent years, there has been an alarming rise in student-on-student sexual violence on college campuses across the nation.

In recent years, there has been an alarming rise in student-on-student sexual violence on college campuses across the nation.

Earlier this year, the Florida Legislature enacted a requirement for nonpublic colleges, universities and schools.

On Friday, April 19, the Department of Education released new Title IX regulations, which will be effective August 1, 2024. As expected, the new regulations mark a significant departure from the 2020...

In a decision issued on March 12, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rejected an NLRB order that sought to require the University of Southern California ...

The Bay Area Urban Debate League ("BAUDL") is a debate mentoring program that currently serves 14 Bay Area schools and over 400 students.

Suzanne Bogdan's guest post for The Edvocate entitled "Who’s On Your Campus? Have You Checked The Sex-Offender List Lately?" was featured on August 14, 2014.

Courts in New Jersey have long held that a college education is necessary for a child, and that financially capable parents should fulfill this need by contributing to the cost of a wide range of college-related expenses...

The CFPB will begin examining the institutional practices of post-secondary schools that extend private loans directly to students.

This book is designed for use by colleges and universities, developers, underwriters, direct purchase lenders and others involved in the financing of student housing.

After reviewing the existing types of federal student loans and forgiveness programs, we discuss the current political debate over forgiveness, including the Education Dept.'s upcoming...