Finance
UConn to Pay $1.3 Million to Settle Sexual Assault Lawsuit (UPDATE)
The University of Connecticut has reached a settlement with five sexual assault victims in a lawsuit that accused the school of ignoring their complaints. The five students will overall receive $1.2 million.
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