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  • A series of new reports from the Institute for College Access & Success argues that the lists that colleges and universities purchase to identify prospective students “are structurally racist and classist.”
  • A bill introduced by U.S. Representative Joaquin Castro, a Texas Democrat, would require colleges to release more information about transfer policies.
  • While Black students disproportionately attend community colleges, their enrollment at these institutions has significantly dropped and gaps in their academic outcomes have more than doubled over time compared to their white peers.
  • What students want and get from internships.

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