Janet Lorin

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Cornell Says Bringing Students Back To Campus Reduces Virus Risk

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Doing so makes all students subject to public health guidelines and compliance with testing, the university says.

Harvard Offers Staff Early Retirement To Reduce Expenses

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Colleges including Harvard are grappling with how to resume classes amid worries of a second wave of the pandemic.

Getting Into College Just Got Easier, If Your Kid Is Wait-Listed

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Waitlists are opening up as schools contend with the economic fallout of the coronavirus.

Angry Undergrads Are Suing Colleges For Billions in Refunds

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Many of the suits are seeking compensation for the difference in value between the virtual and in-person experience.

Harvard University Taps Credit Market For Up To $1.1 Billion

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The wealthiest colleges may face endowment losses and expected declines in fund-raising.

Empty College Dorms Pose Payback Dilemma For Bond Issuers

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Some of the richest schools have already said they would refund room and board.

Yale, Stanford Cut Business School Travel As Virus Spreads

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A number of business schools have curtailed international travel for students because of the coronavirus.

Johns Hopkins Displaces Harvard As Top Fundraiser In Record Year

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A $1.8 billion donation from Michael Bloomberg puts Johns Hopkins University ahead of Harvard University in total fundraising among U.S. colleges.

Ken Fisher Exodus Nears $4 Billion As Chicago Police Fund Pulls Out

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The police pension pulled about $67 million from Fisher Investments over the founder's lewd remarks.

Hard-Selling Fisher Investments Won't Take No For An Answer, Prospects Say

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Prospects say that once the company's marketers start calling, they refuse requests to stop.

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