How rules against parties are dividing campuses
It looked to be a typical college party: a small group of students crammed in a kitchenette, cheering on as a shirtless guy arm-wrestled a laughing young woman. No one wore masks.
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It looked to be a typical college party: a small group of students crammed in a kitchenette, cheering on as a shirtless guy arm-wrestled a laughing young woman. No one wore masks.
Facebook has announced that it will not take on any new political ads in the seven days prior to the US election on 3 November
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As the fall semester gets underway, college students are reuniting with their friends, getting (re)acquainted with campus and doing what college students often do: partying. But in the time of the coronavirus, as more parties surface university administrators have been quick to condemn — and even berate — the behavior of students.
Campus Reform recently asked students if Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden should debate Donald Trump
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Preliminary injunction cites impact of testing on students with disabilities.
UNC created a video-based system to alert students when they are not complying with social distancing policy.