Government
University of Michigan drops letter grades for first-semester freshmen
The administration said the program is aimed at helping students transition to college-level work.
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Government
Paying back your student loans just got harder
New rules took effect that cap loan amounts, increase repayments for some
Government
Graduation speakers can’t stop talking about AI
Commencement speakers tried to reassure grads that they should embrace AI transformations rather than fear them.
Government
Harvard deciding whether to give fewer A’s
A faculty committee will vote on a proposal to cap the number of A's per class to fight grade inflation.
Government
Switzerland will vote on a population cap
The country will decide whether to limit its population to 10 million residents.
Government
Tensions rise after second fatal Minneapolis ICE shooting
Alex Pretti’s death has further inflamed tensions between national and local leaders, prompting Minnesota-based businesses to call for change.
Government
Minnesota businesses strike against ICE
Community leaders and labor unions organized “ICE Out” day, which called for no work, no shopping, and no school.
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