Counselors help UNC-Charlotte grieve; presidential searches fracture 2 boards; Swarthmore fraternities disband; anti-vax generation enrolls; and more.
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The University of Colorado system’s finalist is drawing fire, and its once-unanimous board is now fractured. Meantime, the University of South Carolina system punted on a choice of four finalists. PREMIUM
The deal, slated to close in 2020, might bring better deals to students — that is, if it doesn’t give the publisher more clout in negotiations with colleges and distributors.
Most colleges require incoming students to be immunized, but in many states, they can seek nonmedical exemptions. PREMIUM
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