The rules have changed, so the path to student loan forgiveness could look different for borrowers this year.

A major group of student loan borrowers is now officially cut off from affordable payments and loan forgiveness after big changes to student loans took effect on July 1.

Two federal courts delivered huge wins for student loan borrowers on Tuesday, blocking new PSLF regulations that threatened to cut off student loan forgiveness.

Trump's policy that narrowed eligibility for a popular student loan forgiveness program will not go into effect, after two federal judges blocked the rule.

The Biden White House's lofty expectations for its loan forgiveness efforts inadvertently damaged the financial situation of many student loan borrowers.

Evidence suggests that forgiveness may foster healing for some people, but it cannot replace accountability or justice.

Many borrowers who were told their loans would be automatically discharged still appear to have balances on their accounts.