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  • "Zoombombing" -- where individuals intrude on Zoom meetings and spew racist, misogynistic or vulgar content -- is turning up on more campuses.
  • The University of Notre Dame de Namur, in California, is not accepting new students.
  • Stimulus bill would create a tax break for employer-paid student loan benefits. Will this benefit help workers who need it most?
  • Student affairs leaders respond to survey on mental health, race relations, free speech and more.

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