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Multiple universities, including Georgetown, Notre Dame, Cornell, and UPenn, are defendants in an antitrust lawsuit.

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 24
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Multiple universities, including Georgetown, Notre Dame, Cornell, and UPenn, are defendants in an antitrust lawsuit.

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  1. Allegations of a price-fixing scheme in the financial aid market have surfaced involving several major universities.Sub-event
  2. Antitrust class-action lawsuit regarding financial aid involving Brown University and Georgetown University.1 source
  3. Several major universities face an antitrust lawsuit.1 source

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