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Judge Backs Virginia in Tuition Equity Case

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By Olivia Sanchez Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
A federal judge ruled that a Virginia law that allows undocumented students to qualify for in-state tuition at the state’s public colleges and universities based on where they went to high school can stand. Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images Virginia officials prevailed in their effort to protect a state law that allows undocumented students to qualify for in-state tuition rates at Virginia’s public colleges.
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How HSIs Can Move Forward After Federal Funding Cuts

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By Olivia Sanchez Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
The story of Hispanic-serving institutions, according to author Gina Ann Garcia, can be told in three parts: the enrollment era, the transitional era and the still-to-come thriving era. The enrollment era, which ran from when Congress established the designation in 1992 through 2019, was marked by institutions’ focus on becoming HSIs, which required meeting certain thresholds such as enrolling at least 25 percent Latino students.
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ED Announces Additional $39M for TRIO Grantees

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By Olivia Sanchez Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
The Education Department awarded $225 million in TRIO funds. J. David Ake/Contributor/Getty Images News/Getty Images The Education Department announced an additional $39 million in federal college-access funding, bringing the total awarded for two TRIO programs this year to more than $225 million.
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