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The following news articles ran in the past week:

  • A new analysis from the Institute for Higher Education Policy found that most families can’t cover college costs.
  • Arkansas banned high schools in the state from offering the College Board’s new AP African American Studies course.
  • The University of Chicago settled a class action lawsuit alleging that it and 16 other highly selective institutions violated federal antitrust laws by conspiring on financial aid awards.
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