Jonathan Lekstutis

November 16, 2007

After vigorous debate, the U.S House of Representatives education committee voted unanimously to push through an education bill that would set federal higher-education policy over the next five years. The bill, which renews the Higher Education Act, now goes to a floor vote in the House and then to a conference with the Senate. The Senate passed its edition of the legislation in August.

Jonathan Lekstutis
November 15, 2007

The U.S House of Representatives is working on legislation that will dictate higher education policy for the next five years. Among the main issues the House of Representatives is working on is the increase in new grant programs and the increasing cost of tuition. Colleges are coming under scrutiny for the rising costs of education and lawmakers are beginning to look for ways to curb the rising cost of attending college.

Massachusetts Governor Proposes $500million

School Building Budget for Stem Cell Bank

Angela Januzzi

August 28, 2007