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• Where a Government Shutdown Would Be Felt Most Immediately September 30, 2023
  As federal agencies prepare to enact their contingency plans for a shutdown, this is where the public could notice changes in the coming days.
  Zach Montague
• Michigan School Shooter Is Found Eligible for Life Sentence Without Parole September 29, 2023
  A judge found that Ethan Crumbley, who at 15 killed four high school students, had little chance of rehabilitation.
  Stephanie Saul and Dana Goldstein
• University of Pennsylvania R.A.s Vote to Unionize September 29, 2023
  Students have said that they want more benefits for undergraduate workers, including stipends, scheduling policies and protections against discipline.
  Alan Blinder
• Gen Z Is Poised to Spend More on Debt Than Others. It Could Derail Retirement. September 27, 2023
  Young adults are struggling to keep up their credit scores and paying an increasing amount of disposable income servicing their debts.
  Martha C. White
• ‘The Untouchables’: How Columbia and N.Y.U. Benefit From Huge Tax Breaks September 26, 2023
  As New York City’s budget tightens, its wealthiest universities are bigger and richer than ever. Now, some officials think it’s time for the schools to pay more in taxes.
  Matthew Haag and Meredith Kolodner
• The Art Institutes Network Closes Remaining Campuses September 25, 2023
  The for-profit network of colleges is closing its final eight campuses several years after it shuttered most of them.
  Zachary Small
• Black High School Student Suspended Over His Hair Length Sues Texas Leaders September 24, 2023
  Darryl George and his mother filed a federal lawsuit after the teenager was suspended because his hairstyle violated a school district dress code.
  Amanda Holpuch
• An Ambitious Antiracism Center Scales Back Amid Allegations of Poor Management September 23, 2023
  Ibram X. Kendi, the center’s leader who has become a flashpoint of national controversy, faces an inquiry into complaints from staff members.
  Stephanie Saul
• DeSantis Targeted New College of Florida. Here’s What’s Changed. September 23, 2023
  An influx of athletes is among many changes since Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida vowed to transform New College, a public institution, into a bastion of conservatism.
  Patricia Mazzei
• Investigators Comb Through Bus Crash That Killed 2 and Injured Dozens September 22, 2023
  The bus, which was transporting a high school marching band from Long Island to a camp in Pennsylvania, overturned on a New York highway Thursday afternoon.
  Lola Fadulu and Hurubie Meko