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In this edition: The Department of Education releases new Title IX guidance, a federal court upholds Indiana University’s vaccine mandate, a NASFAA toolkit will help financial aid offices address implicit bias, and more.

In accordance with the Taxpayer First Act, new proposed regulations would require more exempt organizations, partnerships, and businesses to file annual tax returns and forms electronically.

In this edition: A federal judge rules against DACA, NACUBO endorses legislation on tax-free Pell Grants, and more.

In this edition: The Department of Homeland Security reverses course on controversial duration of status rules after receiving more than 32,000 public comments, NACUBO shares a new resource on the impact of the coronavirus on higher education, and more.

FASB’s June 2021 proposed Accounting Standards Update on leases would allow all not-for-profit colleges and universities to use a risk-free discount rate, by class of underlying leased asset, as a practical expedient. NACUBO will submit comments in support of the proposal.

In this edition: A HEERF reporting deadline nears, NACUBO weighs in on Department of Education rulemaking, and more.

A June 24 Department of Education information request proposes significant changes to annual HEERF reporting requirements for both student and institutional funds. Comments are due August 23, 2021.

In this edition: The Department of Education announces its target date for new Title IX rules, the White House releases an infrastructure fact sheet, and more.

The resources from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission inform employees, applicants, and employers about the rights of all employees, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender workers, to be free from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

While the Supreme Court found in favor of expanded student-athlete educational benefits in a recent decision concerning the NCAA’s structure, it declined to offer opinions on many of the case’s larger questions.