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Daily Dive Aug.​ 30,​ 2021 | Today's news and insights for higher ed leaders Ed Dept gave too much relief funding to some colleges, watchdog finds The U.S. Government Accountability Office studied how the department processes grants and recommended it strengthen procedures. Illinois governor requires college students, workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19 Gov. J.B. Pritzker's move prompted criticism among conservatives and took some schools by surprise. UPDATED College operator blames Ed Dept for financial woes during shutdown The Center for Excellence in Higher Education wrote to at least some employees saying it can't pay their severance.  Sponsored Content by Salesforce.org New global higher ed research: Connected student report See what's top of mind for students amidst the pandemic and how staff can support at scale. Read it here. UPDATED Daily Roundup: Other news from around higher ed Liberty U moves classes online as coronavirus cases rise. Idaho community college board reverses mask mandate. Read more news Featured Resources FROM: Nelnet Campus Commerce Managing Change, Streamlining Payments Partnering to Shape Payment Solutions Emerging Cyberthreats to Higher Education How Payment Plans Support Campus Financial Health From Our Library Webinar - on demand Digitally Transforming the Campus User Experience with IAM Okta View all resources What We're Reading The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Faculty member who quit: State policy 'literally becomes teachers die trying' The Texas Tribune UT-Austin leaders working to bring Liberty Institute think tank to campus NPR Cheating Reports at Colleges Soar During COVID-19 University Business Beating COVID-19 vaccine bans: Can public universities defy state orders? San Francisco Chronicle This was the year college admissions were supposed to finally be fair. They're not. Suggest a story we should read Upcoming Event Fueling Student Engagement and Conversions with AI Sept. 21, 2021 - Sept. 21, 2021 | Webinar 2 pm ET Dive Into a Topic Online Learning Policy & Legal Leadership Student Success Finance Enrollment Share Higher Ed Dive: Daily Dive with others and get rewarded. You've referred 0 readers. To become an official Dive Insider, just successfully refer 10 contacts to Higher Ed Dive: Daily Dive. Here's your link to share: https://www.highereddive.com/signup/insiders/?signup_referred_by=5f93078d7aa51972095c9316

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