Biden, a Title IX advocate, has complicated his campaign with behavior toward women; botched transcripts add insult to injury for students; and more.
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Self-defense courses that focus on making female students stronger and more confident can be controversial. Some people say they place a burden on women to protect themselves. PREMIUM
The former senator and vice president was the most prominent public official behind the federal government’s campaign against campus sexual assault. Yet concerns about his behavior have complicated his advocacy for women. PREMIUM
More than 500,000 students have been displaced in the past five years, many of them working adults who had hoped that college would be their path to the middle class.
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