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  • At nearly 700 colleges and universities, the rates paid by low-income students increased by larger percentages than the prices paid by the highest-income students, according to federal data analyzed by the Hechinger Report and published in USA Today.
  • Surveys consistently show that students are worried about sharing their opinions on campus. Can institutions do anything to help them speak—and listen—more openly?
  • Iowa Wesleyan, another small, private institution, falls to financial pressures, which officials blame partly on the Iowa governor’s denial of their request for COVID-19 relief funds.
  • Republicans say campus free speech is under attack.
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