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The following news articles ran in the past week:

  • The U.S. Department of Education reached a settlement with five law schools over “improperly disbursed” federal financial aid to students enrolled in unaccredited master of laws programs. 
  • A new report explores the role of Hispanic-serving community colleges in California.
  • The New College of Florida scrambled to fill a newly launched course on Homer's Odyssey by luring students with free books and food trucks.
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