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It resulted from the settlement of a class-action lawsuit brought by students who said they had been coerced into taking involuntary leaves and had been unfairly blamed and punished for appropriately seeking help. (PREMIUM)
The Wisconsin system’s board is expected on Friday to approve, on a permanent basis, the mandatory suspension or expulsion of students who violate others’ free-speech rights. (PREMIUM)
Very few flagships enrolled American Indian, black, and Hispanic students at anywhere near their representation among 17- to 21-year-old residents in the state. (PREMIUM)
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