Posted: 2:00 p.m. EDT Apr 17, 2021
Colleges Nationwide Struggle To Rebound From The Pandemic
Some historic colleges are closing their doors after suffering financial blows from the pandemic.
Colleges Nationwide Struggle To Rebound From The Pandemic
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Harvard holds inauguration for first Black president
Claudine Gay's inauguration speech included a message to students: Take risks and challenge the status quo.
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Student loan borrowers face budget strains as repayments kick back in
The Department of Education estimates 43 million people in the U.S. owe a collective $1.6 trillion in federal student loan debt.
New York schools told not to use facial recognition technology
The state Education Department banned the technology following a report that facial recognition risks violating students' privacy and civil rights.
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Inside the largest toy fair in the western hemisphere
Toy Fair, in New York City, brings together not just toymakers but also investors, licensors and everyone who keeps the toy industry running.
Airlines estimate weight-loss drugs could save them millions
United Airlines said it estimates drugs like Ozempic could save the airline at least $80 million a year.
When to change away from Daylight Saving Time this year
You have about a month left before you need to worry about changing your clocks: In the U.S., Daylight Saving Time will end on Nov. 5.
