A new policy report outlines how AI can advance educational goals and suggests how to mitigate bias and other potential risks.

The Education Department's expanded definition of "third-party servicers" and new reporting requirements should be put on ice, 2U's lawyers argue.

More than half of institutions polled were unaware of the U.S. Department of Education's new "third-party servicers" guidance.

Congressional Democrats asked the Education Department to conduct greater sight of the tuition-sharing deals colleges have with their OPMs.

Westwood College, which closed in 2015, was found to have "engaged in widespread misrepresentations" about students' potential job prospects.

ITT Technical Institutes, which closed in 2016, was found to have defrauded its student with lofty claims about job placement and earnings.

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said colleges should spend more time on metrics that actually matter instead of clout-chasing.

The Department of Education is reviewing how it regulates the relationships between colleges and their online program management services.

The Education Department reached a proposed settlement with about 200,000 borrowers who attended schools found to have committed misconduct.

The department has restored to its online dashboard some data removed during the Trump era, such as national average completion rates.