Universities try new way of providing aid to boost graduation rates for low-income students; Sweet Briar’s new president comes via Korea, Japan, London and U-Va.; Calls for ‘sanctuary’ campuses multiply as fears grow over Trump immigration policy; This is how you and your child select the right college;
 
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‘I felt loved’: Libyan student, banned from entry to the U.S., is able to return to George Mason University
A student from Libya will resume classes Tuesday at George Mason University, after being banned from re-entering the United States on a student visa last month.
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Universities try new way of providing aid to boost graduation rates for low-income students
The schools are studying the effects of providing small grants to low-income students who might drop out or take longer to graduate when money dries up.
 
Sweet Briar’s new president comes via Korea, Japan, London and U-Va.
After nearly closing down forever two years ago, Sweet Briar College continues to rebuild with new leadership: Meredith Woo will take over as president in May.
 
Calls for ‘sanctuary’ campuses multiply as fears grow over Trump immigration policy
Universities ponder their role as a refuge for undocumented students
 
This is how you and your child select the right college
There are some things students seeking a tight-knit college experience might consider on that upcoming admitted-student visit.
 
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