Policies & Regulations

Is Sweet v. McMahon the End of Predatory Student Loans?
Education Management Is Sweet v. McMahon the End of Predatory Student Loans?

The massive legal crusade involving nearly half a million federal student loan borrowers has finally reached a historic turning point through the Sweet v. McMahon litigation process. This landmark class-action case represents the culmination of a seven-year struggle for accountability within the

One Million Georgia Students Face Loss of Free School Meals
Education Management One Million Georgia Students Face Loss of Free School Meals

Approximately one million students across the state of Georgia are currently navigating a precarious educational landscape as the pandemic-era federal funding for universal free meals has officially sunsetted. This massive shift in social policy means that households previously relying on

Can McMahon’s Call to Action Rebuild Trust in Universities?
Education Management Can McMahon’s Call to Action Rebuild Trust in Universities?

As the cultural divide within the American educational landscape continues to widen, Education Secretary Linda McMahon has launched a pivotal reform initiative designed to recalibrate the standards and values of the nation’s colleges. This latest move involves a formal "national call to action,"

How Does MSU Support Student Mental Health and Well-Being?
Education Management How Does MSU Support Student Mental Health and Well-Being?

Navigating the rigorous demands of a modern research university requires more than just intellectual stamina; it demands a resilient foundation of mental and physical health that institutions must actively foster. Michigan State University recognizes that student success is an inherently holistic

Lauren Rafferty Case Exposes School Mental Health Failures
Education Management Lauren Rafferty Case Exposes School Mental Health Failures

The heartbreaking loss of twelve-year-old Lauren Rafferty has illuminated the systemic fractures within educational mental health protocols that frequently leave vulnerable children at risk. While schools are often the first line of defense for detecting psychological distress in youth, the

TGM Academy to Train 10,000 African Talent Managers by 2030
Education Management TGM Academy to Train 10,000 African Talent Managers by 2030

The global fascination with African entertainment has reached a fever pitch, yet the structural backbone required to sustain this massive cultural export remains dangerously underdeveloped for the current era. While musicians, actors, and digital creators from across the continent continue to

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