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Don't Rush Students Into Debt Before New Loan Limits Hit

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By Jeremy Bauer-Wolf
| New America
Last year’s passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act scrambled loan borrowing for college, setting up new limits for how much students can take out for graduate education. Beginning in July, new students will only be able to borrow up to an aggregate limit of $100,000 for most graduate programs. The annual limit of $20,500 for those programs is unchanged. The law also entirely phased out Grad PLUS loans, which can help students cover attendance costs, including tuition, room, and board.
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A New State-Led Accreditor Risks Politicizing College Oversight

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By Jeremy Bauer-Wolf
| New America
In the summer of 2025, Ron DeSantis, governor of Florida, stood before a small, clapping crowd on the Florida Atlantic University campus and proclaimed that a group of like-minded—conservative—states had formed a nascent college accreditor. The Commission for Public Higher Education, CPHE, as it is called, would “upend the monopoly of ‘woke’ accreditation cartels,” DeSantis said at the announcement.
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Trump Administration Diverted Student Aid to Accreditors Unlikely to Ever Serve a Federal Purpose

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By Jeremy Bauer-Wolf
| New America
Late last year, the U.S. Department of Education declared it would reroute tens of millions of dollars that Congress had reserved for student-support grants, including those for basic needs like food and housing. Instead, the Trump administration said that taxpayer money would flow to its own favored projects, like those involving artificial intelligence, or college accreditation. This policy maneuver prompted outcry.
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Awards

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2013 - In-Depth Reporting

Mark of Excellence for coverage of Towson University's White Student Union.

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