Lawsuit accuses colleges of tuition-fixing conspiracy
Colleges may have illegally colluded to inflate tuition rates and limit financial aid for certain students, particularly those with noncustodial parents.
Next government faces hard choices on English universities, say experts
The next government faces tough choices on higher education funding in England, including raising tuition fees, direct grants, or capping student numbers.
Want to prove you care about young people, Keir Starmer? Give us back our freedom to explore Europe | Beth Riding
The government prioritizes older generations at the expense of younger people, who face rising tuition fees and limited opportunities.
Next government faces hard choices on English universities, say experts
The next government faces tough choices on higher education funding in England, including raising tuition fees, direct grants, or capping student numbers.
Want to prove you care about young people, Keir Starmer? Give us back our freedom to explore Europe | Beth Riding
The government prioritizes older generations at the expense of younger people, who face rising tuition fees and limited opportunities.
Cap on international study permits sparks fear of rising tuition, programs cut, layoffs on campus | CBC News
The Canadian government has implemented a two-year cap on international student study permits in order to address concerns about the sustainability of the post-secondary sector.
The cap on study permits, along with changes to post-graduation and spousal work permit eligibility, has caused panic and uncertainty among students, advocates, administrators, and experts.
Ford government to give $1.2B to beleaguered colleges and universities, source says | CBC News
$1.2 billion funding allocation to Ontario's post-secondary sector, including $900 million stabilization fund over three years.
No tuition fee increases for three years, funding conditional on audits and financial efficiencies.
Cap on international study permits sparks fear of rising tuition, programs cut, layoffs on campus | CBC News
The Canadian government has implemented a two-year cap on international student study permits in order to address concerns about the sustainability of the post-secondary sector.
The cap on study permits, along with changes to post-graduation and spousal work permit eligibility, has caused panic and uncertainty among students, advocates, administrators, and experts.
Ford government to give $1.2B to beleaguered colleges and universities, source says | CBC News
$1.2 billion funding allocation to Ontario's post-secondary sector, including $900 million stabilization fund over three years.
No tuition fee increases for three years, funding conditional on audits and financial efficiencies.