NASFAA's Legislative Tracker provides student financial aid administrators with a comprehensive look at legislation introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives and in the U.S. Senate during this session of Congress. The tracker breaks down legislation by issue area to allow members the ability to find the legislation on topics or federal programs most important to them and their institution. The tracker will be updated on a regular basis to reflect the most recent action on student aid-related legislation.
Explore legislation introduced by the 119th Congress sorted by date of introduction:
Explore legislation introduced by the 119th Congress sorted by topic:
Appropriations & Budget |Campus-Based Programs
Consumer Information and Transparency
Debt Forgiveness Programs & Cancellation|FAFSA Simplification
Immigration|Improving Affordability
Institutional Grant & Incentive Programs |Loan Program Reform
Loan Repayment|Military and Veterans Aid|Pell Grants
Quality and Accountability|Tax Code Updates
For all student aid legislation introduced in prior Sessions of Congress, please visit the Legislative Tracker Archive.
One Big Beautiful Bill Act Web Center
Professional Degree Program Definition Timeline
Letter to Secretary McMahon on Student Loan Proration
New GAO Report Examines How Student Aid Finances College Athletics
Today's News for August 19, 2026
One Big Beautiful Bill Act News Coverage
ED Releases Formal Guidance on Schedule of Reductions
Today's News for August 7, 2026
Issue Brief: Federal Student Aid Funding
McMahon Calls on University Presidents and Governing Boards to Support Higher Education Priorities
Today's News for August 4, 2026
Rapid Response Network Charter
Legislative Tracker: 119th Congress
Today's News for July 15, 2026
NASFAA 2026 Virtual Summit: Policy Session-Accountability for Low Earnings Outcomes Handout
Off the Cuff - Episode 368 Transcript
NASFAA Submits Comments on Proposed Changes to IDR Request Form
Off the Cuff - Episode 367 Transcript
NASFAA Supports Student Privacy Legislation
Report: Cost Is Most Important Factor For Students When Deciding to Enroll
Off the Cuff - Episode 365 Transcript
OTC From The Field: Discussing NASFAA’s PEP Work with Sheila Meiman
Top AskRegs Questions: One Big Beautiful Bill Act - Extended Edition
ED Provides Schedule and Links for Upcoming OBBBA Webinars and Virtual Office Hours
Off the Cuff - Episode 364 Transcript
Department of Education Regulatory or Process Issues or Other Executive Branch Departments
Free College: A Three-Part Series
Testimony Before Congress or Presentations to Hill Staff
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) or Advisory Committee Issues
