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Colleges Add More In-Person Classes For Spring, Amid High Risk Of Coronavirus Spread

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Last week, Ayiana Davis Polen finally set foot on the campus of Spelman College — a historically Black liberal arts school for...
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Education Pick Miguel Cardona’s Message To Lawmakers: ‘En La Unión Está La Fuerza’

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"We're here today, in the midst of one of the most challenging school years in American history," Miguel Cardona said in opening...
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Education Pick Miguel Cardona Is New To Washington — But Not To Classrooms

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On Wednesday, lawmakers will have some tough questions for Miguel Cardona, President Biden's nominee to be the next U.S. education secretary. The...
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Did Closing Schools Save Lives Or Cost Lives? The Debate Continues

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In November, I reported for NPR on a scientific paper that estimated millions of years of life could be lost due to...
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NPR: Don’t Call It A Comeback: School Districts That Never Opened Are Having Trouble Now

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Diana Muhammad, who teaches PE and dance in Chicago Public Schools, was "unsure," "uncertain" and "reluctant" about her district's plan for in-person...
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NPR: San Francisco May Rename Schools Named After Washington, Lincoln And Others

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San Francisco is pushing ahead with a plan to rename dozens of public schools, committing to potentially remove names of public figures...
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AP: At Sundance, pandemic dramas unfold on screen and off

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NEW YORK (AP) — Peter Nicks had for months been documenting the students of Oakland High School, in California, when the pandemic...
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NPR: The College Buyout Boom

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The average cost of one year of college in the US is now more than $20,000 a year for public schools and...
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VOA: SAT Cancels Tests in US and Abroad

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The trend to deemphasize standardized tests in admissions decisions at U.S. colleges and universities moved ahead this week. 
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VOA: Nursing Students Train with Virtual Patients During Pandemic

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Virtual patients are stepping in for real ones and allowing nursing students to continue their training during the pandemic. Tina Trinh reports.
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VOA: First Lady Jill Biden to Focus on Education Policy

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Jill Biden, the wife of recently inaugurated President Joe Biden, has made it clear that education policy will be a priority for...
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NPR: Biden Announces Executive Actions Meant To Help Reopen Schools

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President Biden has called reopening schools a "national emergency" and said he wants to see most K-12 schools in the United States open...
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[Champaign] 13 Thursdays in Campustown

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13THURSDAYS presented by JSM Living continues in campustown this summer now through August 12. Explore campustown by taking advantage of deals and sales at 21 participating businesses every...
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[Illinois] Passes for 22nd annual ‘Ebertfest’ on sale June 7

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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Passes for the 22nd annual Roger Ebert’s Film Festival, or “Ebertfest,” will go on sale June 7.
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Media advisory: Illinois undergraduates featured in television series ‘The College Tour’

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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Eleven students from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will be featured in an edition of “The College Tour,”...
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[Champaign] EXPLORE CAMPUSTOWN BUSINESSES ALL SUMMER WITH THE RETURN OF 13 THURSDAYS

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CHAMPAIGN -- The Champaign Center Partnership invites the public to explore Campustown this summer during the return of 13 Thursdays, the annual 13-week promotion...
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