Yesterday, the House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity held a legislative hearing on a comprehensive package of bills aimed at enhancing access to education, facilitating a smoother transition to civilian…
The Veterans Education Project (VEP) proudly supports the Purple Heart Veterans Education Act (S. 342), introduced by Senator Patty Murray (D-WA). This bipartisan bill makes a long-overdue correction to the…
Letter of SupportThe Veterans Education Project (VEP) proudly supports the Senate introduction of the GI Bill Parity Act (S.649), led by Senator Jerry Moran (R-KS) and co-sponsored by Senators Richard…
The Veterans Education Project (VEP) proudly supports the GI Bill Parity Act (H.R. 1423), introduced by Representative Mike Levin (CA-49). VEP has championed this legislation since the 116th, urging our…
The Veterans Education Project proudly supports the Purple Heart Veterans Education Act of 2025 (H.R. 790), introduced by Representatives Mike Levin (CA-49) and Dr. Greg Murphy (NC-03). This bipartisan legislation…
The Veterans Education Project (VEP) is steadfast in its mission to advocate for policies that empower veteran and military students. Today, we announced the submission of a formal letter to…
We have joined a coalition of Veterans organizations to communicate our apprehensions directly to Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona regarding the selection procedures for negotiated rule-making committees (Neg Reg) within…
The U.S. Army has announced that they are considering potential cuts to its education benefits, particularly its Tuition Assistance and Credentialing Assistance programs. These benefits, which have been instrumental in…
We sent a letter to Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, expressing our concerns regarding the selection process for negotiated rule-making committees within the Department of Education. This process holds significant…
Yet another delay in the botched roll-out of the new FAFSA is negatively impacting both students and the schools they wish to attend. Typically, the next academic year’s FAFSA opens…