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Forcing students to review the Ten Commandments and the Bible overall could expose them to sexism, racism and queerphobia, those suing over policies in Oklahoma and Louisiana say.

“You're breaking down and rebuilding yourself as a human being.”

Some are facing criminal charges, while others are being disciplined by their schools.

There aren’t enough journalists from underrepresented backgrounds. We're changing that.

David Velasquez will be the first person to graduate from Harvard’s Business School, Kennedy School, and Medical School at the same time.

“These universities don't get to dictate when we're finished; they don't get to dictate how we end our stories at their institutions.”

Why resident assistants at Tufts and beyond are forming unions.

For debt relief to work it has to be broad-scale and automatic.

Beyond the mental burden of the loans themselves, debt sometimes means people can't afford the care they need.

There are ways to minimize your debt.

“Money dictated where I went.”

We surveyed some readers about how student loans impact their finances.

My feelings about money are still much more complicated than I expected.

Four young people share their stories.

Some have led marches to nearby university campuses.

Looking back at the 1968 protests at Columbia University.

“This is our chance to write the historical record accurately.”

“It's obviously a crazy time to be graduating, but I think that's just kind of what we've come to expect as Gen Z folks."

Launching this fall, the package will highlight 10 schools that have served students in exceptional ways, with an emphasis on campus life.

Here’s where to look to get on-the-ground coverage of ongoing university protests directly from students.