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  • The University of Chicago will provide full-tuition scholarships for undergraduate students impacted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
  • The Democratic chairs of the Senate and House education committees urged President Biden to extend the freeze on student loan payments, which currently is expected to end in May.
  • Vice President Kamala Harris and the U.S. Department of Education announced that historically Black colleges and universities can apply for grants under the Project School Emergency Response to Violence program, or Project SERV, after these institutions received dozens of bomb threats in the last three months.
  • Students at the University of Virginia voted to reduce the penalty for academic misconduct. Experts say this change could give students a second chance and help them learn from their mistakes.

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D’Youville University thought its selection would be fun and relevant in an age of AI. Not everyone agreed.

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