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Colleges, Education Department Clash Over Changes in Inclusive Access; What Could Be Its Implications?
Colleges and the Education Department clash over proposed changes to inclusive access rules, sparking contentious negotiations and debates. Read to learn more.
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Trump's Potential Re-Election Spells Overhaul for Higher Education
Harvard Fails to Meet Subpoena Standards in Antisemitism Probe
Brown University To Require Standardized Testing For Admissions Again
California Launches Hire UP Program to Support Vulnerable Community College Students
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By Joy LiwanagUniversity of Antelope Valley Faces Imminent Closure Amid Financial and Operational Challenges
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By Joy LiwanagJewish Students Testify on Widespread Campus Antisemitism at Congressional Hearing
By Joy LiwanagPennsylvania and Oklahoma Governors Propose Consolidation of HEIs to Navigate Enrollment and Financial Challenges
By Joy LiwanagUniversity of Maryland Bans Fraternity and Sorority Events Over Hazing Concerns
By Joy Liwanag
