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Seniors at the Cooper Union school in New York City will receive free tuition this year, thanks to a surprise $6 million gift from three alumni. With a typical enrollment of about 1,000, the school for art, architecture, and engineering provided free tuition to its students for most of its 165-year history, until debt and financial missteps over the past 20 years forced it to reinstate tuition. Before the recent gift, Cooper Union had already started giving at least a half-tuition scholarship to every undergraduate, and it has a plan to return to full-tuition scholarships for all undergraduates by 2028. (New York Times)
Daunted by paperwork and backlogs, some landlords are pulling out of a transitional housing program in Massachusetts designed to help families move out of shelters. The HomeBASE program faces crushing demand as migrants have streamed into Massachusetts and Gov. Maura Healey has sharply limited overflow shelter stays. Meanwhile, some landlords say the paperwork to participate is byzantine and endless. The Healey administration has put more money into HomeBASE, and at least one of the contractors that administer the program said it is hiring more staff to speed up processing times. (Boston Globe)
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