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Sexual Assault And Misconduct Compensation In #MeToo Era

Sexual assault survivors are demanding compensation from the institutions they say enabled their attacks or mishandled their cases.
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Schools Are Rapidly Moving To Online Classes As Coronavirus Spreads

Across the country, colleges and universities are electing to offer classes online rather than in person to avoid spreading the disease.
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Billionaire Pays Off Entire Morehouse Class’ Student Loans

Morehouse College’s class of 2019 just got all of their student loans paid for by billionaire investor and philanthropist Robert F. Smith.
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Sexual Assault And Misconduct Compensation In #MeToo Era

Sexual assault survivors are demanding compensation from the institutions they say enabled their attacks or mishandled their cases.
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Are Universities Responsible Persons?

If institutions can have the rights of persons, should they not also be subject to the corresponding responsibilities?
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Colleges Flush With Cash Saddle Poorest Students With Debt

Many private universities with lavish endowments give little aid to poor students, according to new data.
By Annie Waldman and Sisi Wei, ProPublica