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Graduation, interrupted: A senior reflects on college’s abrupt endThe novel coronavirus seemed far away months ago. Now college dorms are empty. For seniors anticipating graduation, it’s canceled or in question.
The uneven U.S. welcome mat for international studentsThe case of Ismail Ajjawi raises questions about how freedom of expression sits with goals of protecting the U.S. border from terrorists.
For safer schools, resource officers focus on building trustSchool resource officers are increasingly seen as positive role models, and are taking on mentoring roles.
The ethics of using the financial aid guardianship loopholeSome parents transferred legal guardianship of their teens in order to get more financial aid. Is that loophole ethical?
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