Students at Plymouth State University met with U.S. Congresswoman Annie Kuster, Tuesday morning, to gather stories from actual students to bring back to Congress, to help beat a bill that could potentially double the student loan fixed interest rate starting July 1. Read more »

The average college graduate entered a tight job market in 2011 owing $26,600 in student loans – the most since the start of keeping records in 2005. In New Hampshire, the situation was considerably worse with the average graduate owing $32,440, the highest in the country and 22 percent greater than the national average. Read more »

Kuster said improving access to higher education is a significant issue in New Hampshire, where public tuition is higher than almost anywhere else in the country Read more »

NASHUA - Congresswoman Annie Kuster, D-NH, spent part of her Monday at Nashua Community College talking with students about how the imminent doubling of student loan interest rates will affect their lives. Read more »

U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, D-N.H., on Thursday introduced legislation that would provide tax incentives to businesses that partner with community colleges and other educational institutions to strengthen workforce development for students. Read more »

The focus for opponents of a controversial Internet sales tax is shifting to the House of Representatives, where bipartisan opposition is beginning to build. Read more »

Workforce development could get a federal boost if a bill expected to be introduced by Granite State Rep. Annie Kuster on Thursday gains traction in Congress. Read more »

Businesses that partner with community colleges on workforce development would get tax credits under a bill being introduced by U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster of New Hampshire. Read more »

House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer, D-Md., joined U.S. Rep. Ann McLane Kuster, D-N.H., for a tour of W.H. Bagshaw Co. Inc. on Friday to highlight the important role that manufacturing jobs continue to play in the economy. Read more »

Congress and the American people are rightly outraged by the ongoing epidemic of sexual assault within our military. From the widespread misconduct at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas, to military commanders unilaterally overturning convictions of sexual assault, military sexual trauma has reached a crisis point. Read more »