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I go to a top university, known for its research in disabilities. Yet students like me are an afterthought.; Doctor: Not worried about Trump’s efforts to cut biomedical research funding? You should be.; Say goodbye to low interest rates on federal student loans, at least for now; A racist note sparked protests at a Minnesota college. The school now says the message was fake.;
 
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I go to a top university, known for its research in disabilities. Yet students like me are an afterthought.
Bryan Stromer, who graduates Friday from Vanderbilt University, writes about his experience on campus as a student with cerebral palsy.
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Doctor: Not worried about Trump’s efforts to cut biomedical research funding? You should be.
A viewpoint from the dean of Weill Cornell Medicine
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Say goodbye to low interest rates on federal student loans, at least for now
After years of steady declines, the cost of borrowing from the government to pay for college is on the rise.
By Danielle Douglas-Gabriel  •  Read more »
 
A racist note sparked protests at a Minnesota college. The school now says the message was fake.
The note led to days of demonstrations against hate speech and canceled classes at St. Olaf College.
By Peter Holley and Lindsey Bever  •  Read more »
 
Students boo Betsy DeVos as commencement speaker at historically black university
The education secretary spoke at Bethune-Cookman University’s commencement Wednesday.
By Susan Svrluga and Lori Rozsa  •  Read more »
 
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