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THE GLOVES ARE OFF By Lee Gardner The gap is widening. Who wants to attend a hollowed-out college? PACKAGE For more analyses that will help you anticipate and respond to key developments in higher education, read on. COVID'S COSTS By Jacquelyn Elias Search our database to see how this critical source of money changed at individual institutions between 2019 and 2021. BUDGET TROUBLE By Eva Surovell The state’s chief budget official says the money that’s poured in over the last three years was always temporary, and colleges should have planned accordingly. FOR SOME, A 2ND SCHOOL SHOOTING By Sylvia Goodman In the aftermath of violence that killed three students, members of the campus community reflected on their roles in a nation struggling with what to do about guns. RACE ON CAMPUS By Katherine Mangan Conservatives give new life to an old slur.
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