Stories tagged: "First-Year Students"

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Education Celebrations Scrapped, Flights Canceled, And Tears Shed: College Graduation in the Era of COVID-19

Graduation is a huge milestone for first-generation students and their families who support them, but they won’t be able to walk the stage due to COVID-19.

May 7, 2020 9:29 am MST

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