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Education Department reopens applications for student loan repayment plans

Education Department reopens applications for student loan repayment plans

Associated Press The Education Department reopened online applications for income-driven student loan repayment plans after a court ruling, addressing delays for borrowers seeking relief.

Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns Amid Plagiarism Claims, Backlash From Antisemitism Testimony

Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns Amid Plagiarism Claims, Backlash From Antisemitism Testimony

Associated Press Harvard University President Claudine Gay resigned Tuesday amid plagiarism accusations and criticism over testimony at a congressional hearing where she was unable to say unequivocally that calls on campus for the genocide of Jews would violate the school’s conduct policy.

Activists Spurred By Affirmative Action Ruling Challenge Legacy Admissions At Harvard

Activists Spurred By Affirmative Action Ruling Challenge Legacy Admissions At Harvard

Associated Press A civil rights group is challenging legacy admissions at Harvard University, saying the practice discriminates against students of color by giving an unfair boost to the mostly white children of alumni.

Oklahoma To Receive Nearly $12M To Provide Students With Healthier Learning Environments

Oklahoma To Receive Nearly $12M To Provide Students With Healthier Learning Environments

News On 6 Oklahoma is getting nearly $12-million to help schools make sure students feel supported.

Reading, Math Scores Fell Sharply During Pandemic, Data Show

Reading, Math Scores Fell Sharply During Pandemic, Data Show

Associated Press Math and reading scores for America’s 9-year-olds fell dramatically during the first two years of the pandemic, according to a new federal study — offering an early glimpse of the sheer magnitude of the learning setbacks dealt to the nation’s children.

US Rejected 99% Of Applicants For Student Loan Forgiveness Program

US Rejected 99% Of Applicants For Student Loan Forgiveness Program

News 9 The U.S. Education Department rejected 99 percent of applicants in the first 12 months of a revamped student loan forgiveness program, according to government watchdog report released Thursday.

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Schools Increasingly Aim To Assess, Manage Student Threats

Schools Increasingly Aim To Assess, Manage Student Threats

News 9 There were so many questions after 17-year-old Ely Serna brought a shotgun to his Ohio school and opened fire in 2017, wounding two. Along with the whys, West Liberty-Salem High School assistant principal Andy McGill recalled thinking, “Is there som

Schools Increasingly Aim To Assess, Manage Student Threats

Schools Increasingly Aim To Assess, Manage Student Threats

News 9 There were so many questions after 17-year-old Ely Serna brought a shotgun to his Ohio school and opened fire in 2017, wounding two. Along with the whys, West Liberty-Salem High School assistant principal Andy McGill recalled thinking, “Is there som

Houston Principal Bans Hair Rollers, Satin Caps And Pajamas – For Parents

Houston Principal Bans Hair Rollers, Satin Caps And Pajamas – For Parents

News 9 A nationally acclaimed high school principal is standing by a new dress code she created not for students, but for their parents. The code says attire that is "totally unacceptable for the school setting" will get parents kicked off campus. Carlotta Outle

Houston Principal Bans Hair Rollers, Satin Caps And Pajamas – For Parents

Houston Principal Bans Hair Rollers, Satin Caps And Pajamas – For Parents

News 9 A nationally acclaimed high school principal is standing by a new dress code she created not for students, but for their parents. The code says attire that is "totally unacceptable for the school setting" will get parents kicked off campus. Carlotta Outle

Public Servants Student Loan Relief: 38,460 Applied, Only 262 Accepted

Public Servants Student Loan Relief: 38,460 Applied, Only 262 Accepted

News On 6 A $700 million program set up to help public servants get student loan forgiveness has received plenty of interest, garnering 38,460 applicants. But far fewer -- only 262 people -- have been successful in obtaining loan relief.

Public Servants Student Loan Relief: 38,460 Applied, Only 262 Accepted

Public Servants Student Loan Relief: 38,460 Applied, Only 262 Accepted

News On 6 A $700 million program set up to help public servants get student loan forgiveness has received plenty of interest, garnering 38,460 applicants. But far fewer -- only 262 people -- have been successful in obtaining loan relief.

The 'Radical' Case For Abolishing Student Debt

The 'Radical' Case For Abolishing Student Debt

The GOP tax bill is providing a $1.5 trillion windfall, which will mostly be enjoyed by the rich and corporations. But what if there were another way to spend that money that could benefit more middle-income Americans while eliminating some of the country's inequalities?

The 'Radical' Case For Abolishing Student Debt

The 'Radical' Case For Abolishing Student Debt

The GOP tax bill is providing a $1.5 trillion windfall, which will mostly be enjoyed by the rich and corporations. But what if there were another way to spend that money that could benefit more middle-income Americans while eliminating some of the country's inequalities?

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E-ZPass scam: How to protect yourself from "smishing" and other types of fraud

E-ZPass scam: How to protect yourself from "smishing" and other types of fraud

Graham Dowers A recent nationwide scam involving E-ZPass has caught the country's attention. Here's what to do when you receive one, how to spot the scams, and how to protect yourself.

E-ZPass scam: How to protect yourself from "smishing" and other types of fraud

E-ZPass scam: How to protect yourself from "smishing" and other types of fraud

Graham Dowers A recent nationwide scam involving E-ZPass has caught the country's attention. Here's what to do when you receive one, how to spot the scams, and how to protect yourself.

Oklahoma Forestry Director's firing sparks negative reactions among firefighters and state officials

Oklahoma Forestry Director's firing sparks negative reactions among firefighters and state officials

Graham Dowers Oklahoma Forestry Service Director Mark Goeller’s recent firing has ignited widespread debate and mixed reactions from firefighters, state officials, and citizens.

Oklahoma Forestry Director's firing sparks negative reactions among firefighters and state officials

Oklahoma Forestry Director's firing sparks negative reactions among firefighters and state officials

Graham Dowers Oklahoma Forestry Service Director Mark Goeller’s recent firing has ignited widespread debate and mixed reactions from firefighters, state officials, and citizens.

PHOTOS: Myriad Botanical Gardens hosts third annual Tulip Festival

PHOTOS: Myriad Botanical Gardens hosts third annual Tulip Festival

Graham Dowers The highly anticipated Tulip Festival is underway at the Myriad Botanical Gardens for its third year.

PHOTOS: Myriad Botanical Gardens hosts third annual Tulip Festival

PHOTOS: Myriad Botanical Gardens hosts third annual Tulip Festival

Graham Dowers The highly anticipated Tulip Festival is underway at the Myriad Botanical Gardens for its third year.

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E-ZPass scam: How to protect yourself from "smishing" and other types of fraud

E-ZPass scam: How to protect yourself from "smishing" and other types of fraud

Graham Dowers A recent nationwide scam involving E-ZPass has caught the country's attention. Here's what to do when you receive one, how to spot the scams, and how to protect yourself.

Oklahoma Forestry Director's firing sparks negative reactions among firefighters and state officials

Oklahoma Forestry Director's firing sparks negative reactions among firefighters and state officials

Graham Dowers Oklahoma Forestry Service Director Mark Goeller’s recent firing has ignited widespread debate and mixed reactions from firefighters, state officials, and citizens.

PHOTOS: Myriad Botanical Gardens hosts third annual Tulip Festival

PHOTOS: Myriad Botanical Gardens hosts third annual Tulip Festival

Graham Dowers The highly anticipated Tulip Festival is underway at the Myriad Botanical Gardens for its third year.

Lawmakers and state leaders react to 'alarming' report on impact of marijuana in Oklahoma

Lawmakers and state leaders react to 'alarming' report on impact of marijuana in Oklahoma

Eden Jones A new report is raising concerns about Oklahoma’s marijuana industry. The study focuses on a range of areas affected by the legalization of marijuana.

Your Vote Counts: Oklahoma's energy debate, security concerns, and Clinton's return to OKC

Your Vote Counts: Oklahoma's energy debate, security concerns, and Clinton's return to OKC

Graham Dowers Today on Your Vote Counts, Scott Mitchell, Senator Rosino, and Jason Dunnington discuss the governor's energy agenda, deadline week, Signalgate, and President Clinton's role in the 1995 OKC bombing response.

Pakistani physicians host Spring Meeting, promoting culture & healthcare growth

Pakistani physicians host Spring Meeting, promoting culture & healthcare growth

Graham Dowers Oklahoma City is hosting the Association of Physicians of Pakistani Descent of North America Spring Meeting at the Oklahoma City Convention Center.

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