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Newest COVID-19 Stimulus to Provide Greater Benefits for College Students

Under expanded eligibility criteria, adult dependents 17 or over — a large portion of college students — will now be eligible for stimulus relief payments of $1,400.
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Biden Stimulus Package May Prevent More Higher Education Cuts

America's latest coronavirus relief bill seeks to address the ongoing health and economic crisis, as well as providing much-needed funding for higher education.
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Oregon Students Push for Clarity on Collection and Use of Incidental Fees

Oregon lawmakers are being pressured to support a bill that would clarify the power of student governments over student incidental fees used for various campus programs and services.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Georgia Gwinnett In Free Speech Suit

The US Supreme Court has revived a free speech lawsuit against Georgia Gwinnett College after a former student complained that the school restricted him from distributing religious flyers on campus.
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University of Colorado Students Cause Chaos With Unauthorized Party

Violence erupted after police arrived to break up a massive party with hundreds of students at the University of Colorado Boulder on Saturday.
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Police Investigate Student Death Allegedly Caused by Frat Hazing

A Bowling Green State University sophomore died Sunday evening after attending an off-campus fraternity event that reportedly included “hazing activity involving alcohol consumption.”
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Kentucky Allocates $1.5M in Mental Health Support for College Students

Kentucky will be channeling $1.5 million in federal relief funds to improve mental health services for college students across the state in response to the increased stress and uncertainty wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Study Recommends Alternatives to Surveillance to Curb Cheating

Since the onset of the pandemic, cheating in online classrooms has been a serious problem across the country. A new study found multiple methods educators could use to naturally discourage their students against cheating, both online and in physical classes.
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