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  • The San Francisco Chronicle reported that the California State University System awarded millions in extra compensation for departing top officials, without public disclosure. University officials defended the payments as consistent with university policies.
  • Michigan State University is calling off a study abroad program this summer in Israel and bringing students home, the Associated Press reported. The program is in Jerusalem, where there has not been fighting, but officials said it would be "prudent" to bring students home.

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