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Schools Are Cutting Women’s Scholarships Even When They Don’t Have To

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July 24, 2026
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(Bloomberg) — Universities and companies are scaling back or eliminating women’s scholarships as a way to avoid scrutiny from the Trump Administration, even though officials haven’t explicitly barred single-sex scholarships.   Read More

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