June 17 - Tuition hike, and still $39M short | Title IX rule from the Energy Dept?

What’s the latest in Harvard University’s battle with the Trump administration?; Why did the Energy Department issue a Title IX rule?

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Tennessee State raises tuition 6% amid budget stabilization effort

Even with the tuition hike, the public historically Black institution faces a nearly $39 million shortfall.

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What’s the latest in Harvard University’s battle with the Trump administration?

The federal government has pushed back on the university’s proposal for a federal order that would allow it to continue enrolling foreign students.

Why did the Energy Department issue a Title IX rule?

The proposed athletics rule would rescind a prior requirement on coed sports tryouts — but only for colleges receiving U.S. Department of Energy grants.

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