In this week's roundup:

fewer men are attending college, high gas prices have caused a 4-day in-person work week, and student-athletes face opposition to getting paid. 

In this week's roundup:

new data shows where students are attending college, a decision on student debt forgiveness is expected by late summer, and Carnegie Mellon employees receive inflation relief. 

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 college leaders react to school shootings, employers help with student loan debt, and more institutions have returned to mask mandates. 

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 mental health resources are in the spotlight, students protest a university hiring policy, and financial aid offices are struggling to hire. 

In this week's roundup:

fewer Black and Latinx students are choosing to attend college, rising tuition is linked to inflation, and more students are pursuing their MBA online. 

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COVID-19 forces students to move out early, student loan interest rates will soon be on the rise, and in-person graduations celebrate the classes of 2020, 2021 and 2022. 

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student loan relief could be on the way, transfer enrollment has declined and affirmative action may be at risk. 

In this week's roundup:

Native American students in California have their tuition waived, the Second Chance Pell program expands and Harvard University addresses its legacy of slavery. 

In this week's roundup:

Howard University’s spike in COVID cases prompts a pivot online,  interest in three-year degrees is growing, and emotional stress takes a heavy toll on students.

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