‘It never should have gotten to this': U-Md. sanctions officer who used pepper spray to break up a graduation party; Columbia University to pay $9.5 million to settle fraud charges; Elizabeth Warren and Senate Democrats press regulators to prevent another Trump U.; U-Va. set aside $2.2 billion for ‘strategic investments.’ A former board member calls it a ‘slush fund.’; Former U-Va. board member rebuts criticism of university finances; Justice Department is investigating whether a for-profit college company violated federal financial aid rules; ‘You do not represent us': Wharton students and alums write to Trump; Yale dishwasher resigns after smashing ‘racist, very degrading’ stained-glass window; | | | | A higher education news blog |
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