A new app for the Free Application For Student Aid is simplifying a process that has historically aggravated users, the education secretary said.

The agency's Office of Federal Student Aid has overhauled the FAFSA website to make it easier for mobile users. Next, it's rolling out a mobile app.

Many of the primarily online university's students don't have easy access to an aid office. The effort comes as the government is working on modernization, too.

Betsy DeVos and a panel of entrepreneurs highlight need for more agile ways to meet students’ needs.

The Trump administration's proposal for fiscal 2019 commits to building a "nimble new system" for the Office of Federal Student Aid.

The U.S. Department of Education is about to release its Request for Proposal for a pilot involving four colleges with up to 25,000 students each.

The new office will be in charge of streamlining the federal student aid delivery process, the U.S. Department of Education said.

Citing concerns about information privacy in FAFSA, Sen. Ron Wyden is asking the Education secretary to implement stronger security controls.

The mobile app will allow students to fill out and submit FAFSA forms from their phones — and toggle between devices as they choose.