by Military Times | Jul 13, 2022
Colleges and universities struggling to meet new reporting requirements on GI Bill benefits would get relief under a bipartisan measure introduced in the House and Senate recently. The legislation is considered non-controversial but still could take months to wind...
by Military Times | Jun 16, 2022
When the Covid-19 pandemic in America forced many colleges to shift classes online, Congress granted emergency authorities to Veterans Affairs officials to ensure the changes wouldn’t disrupt veterans’ education benefits. Now, with most campuses returned to normal...
by Christian Southards | Apr 7, 2022
Update: The Arizona State Approving Agency has approved the University of Arizona Global Campus, so current and prospective students can once again use G.I. Bill benefits to attend the online shool. On March 30, the California State Approving Agency for Veterans...
by Christian Southards | Aug 1, 2021
The Government Accountability Office published a recent report noting that many veterans with service-connected disabilities are unaware of all their VA education benefit options. The Department of Veterans Affairs has two major programs in this area, the GI Bill and...
by Web Team | Aug 24, 2020
The American Legion routinely updates brochures on the Publications page of the national website. All the documents are free and can be downloaded for print-at-home use. The 2020 Annual Report of The American Legion has also been posted. All are available on the...
