Nine Universities Start Legal Action over Student Loan Error Row

Milei government appeals to Supreme Court to avoid applying university funding law

Argentina's government filed an extraordinary federal appeal with the Supreme Court on Thursday to avoid complying with the University Funding Law (27.795), which requires it to update faculty salaries and scholarship programs at national universities. The Executive argued that complying with the law would consume 90.3% of available primary spending credits and cause “a significant paralysis of the functioning of all three branches of government.

Yale blames soaring costs, degree doubts and free speech worries for higher ed trust crisis: ‘Fallen short’

Skyrocketing college costs, shady admissions practices, and growing fears about free speech, political bias and curriculum have eroded public trust in higher education, a scathing Yale University report said.

900 'much-needed' student flats approved in Bath

'The delivery of 926 bedspaces will allow the university to offer on campus accommodation to all of our first year students'

JK Rowling 'will never forgive' Oxford University's Emma Watson

Harry Potter creator JK Rowling will "never forgive" Oxford University student and Hermione Granger actress Emma Watson.

London university launches legal action after government clawback on loans

Around 22,000 students studying weekend-only courses are being asked to repay their loans as soon as possible

Nine universities start legal action over student loan error row

About 22,000 students in England were told they were given loans by mistake and must immediately pay the money back.