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College Students to Benefit from Proposed Regulations Targeting Troubling Practices in Rapidly Expanding College Debit, Prepaid Card Marketplace

Washington, DC–(ENEWSPF)–May 15, 2015.  The U.S. Department of Education announced proposed regulations, available for public inspection today in the Federal Register, aimed at protecting as many as 9 million college students receiving $25 billion in federal student aid by providing tougher standards and greater transparency surrounding agreements between colleges and[Read More…]

South Suburban College Students Advocate for Educational Funding in Springfield, May 14, 2015

South Suburban College students represented one of the largest contingents at Student Advocacy Day in Springfield. Pictured: SSC students Travis Pich, Jaisyn Passmore, Terry Harris and De’Ondre Smith, SSC President Don Manning, SSC student Tony Walker, HCCTP Coordinator Rebecca Garcia, State Senator Napoleon Harris, and SSC students Ryann Williams and[Read More…]

Mayor Emanuel Congratulates Urban Prep Academy Class of 2015

Urban Prep Seniors Admitted to 180 Colleges and Universities and Received More than $11 Million in Total Scholarship Value Mayor Emanuel Celebrates with Urban Prep Academy Class of 2015. Photo credit: Brooke Collins, City of Chicago. CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–May 14, 2015.  Mayor Rahm Emanuel visited students at Chicago’s Urban Prep Academy in[Read More…]

Alumna Introduces High School Students to Her Alma Mater

CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–May 14, 2015.   Sandee Dwire has spent more than a decade teaching high school after receiving both a bachelor’s degree in social science in 2004 and a master’s degree in history in 2011 from Roosevelt University. (Dwire is pictured above at Roosevelt with Chris Chulos, associate dean of the College[Read More…]

Roosevelt University’s Yearlong Campaign for Child Immunizations Makes Difference

CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–May 14, 2015.  A year-long campaign led by Roosevelt University Associate Professor LaVonne Downey and Roosevelt’s United Nations Association (RU-UNA)  student chapter (pictured above) has successfully engaged the Roosevelt community in raising funds and awareness about the need to immunize children against measles, polio and other diseases. “Roosevelt students who[Read More…]

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Launches Public Inquiry Into Student Loan Servicing Practices

Bureau Seeks Information On Industry Practices That Can Create Student Debt Stress WASHINGTON, D.C. —(ENEWSPF)—May 13, 2015. Today the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is launching a public inquiry into student loan servicing practices that can make paying back loans a stressful or harmful process for borrowers. The issues that[Read More…]

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