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Susan H. Greenberg's reporting primarily focuses on higher education and campus incidents, often involving legal or policy announcements within the United States. She tends to cover breaking news and evolving stories related to universities, admissions, diversity and inclusion issues.
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By: Susan H. Greenberg
New York governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation Friday making community college free for adult residents of the state pursuing careers in high-demand fields, including nursing, teaching, technology and engineering.
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By: Susan H. Greenberg
Salvador Aceves, who has served as president of Regis College in Denver since 2023, has been named president of the University of San Francisco, effective in August.
By: Susan H. Greenberg
The Department of Education is requiring colleges and universities to implement stricter identity-verification measures for some first-time applicants for federal student aid, according to a Friday announcement.
The University of Michigan has canceled its contracts with private security firms hired to surveil pro-Palestinian student groups on campus, The Detroit News reported.
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