The soul of the university is up for grabs as it faces questions about student life, PC culture, and how to manage its gazillion-dollar endowment.
Here’s How to Go to UMass Boston for Free
One local CEO wants to pay students’ tuition and offer them post-grad employment.
TBT: Mass. Becomes the First State to Make Kids Go to School
Compulsory education laws are now on the books across the country.
UMass’s Mount Ida Headache Isn’t Going Away
The faculty at UMass Boston have “no confidence” in the university system’s leaders.
Fourteen Students Have Been Accused of Vandalizing Arlington High School
Anti-gay slurs and a swastika were found outside the school last week.
The Confusing MIT Court Decision, Explained
Here’s what a ruling on a student suicide means for higher education.
Boston College Will Rescind Bill Cosby’s Honorary Degree
The school initially said it was against its policy to do so.
Bill Gates Wishes He’d Been More "Sociable" at Harvard
It worked out just fine for him anyway.
NEC Honors Coretta Scott King with New Statue
The bronze bust memorializes the civil rights icon, an NEC alum.
The Justice Department Is Looking into Admissions at Several New England Schools
The government is probing Amherst, Williams, Tufts, and others.
Everyone is Mad at Mount Ida College
Gov. Charlie Baker joined the chorus of critics of the school’s recent sale to UMass Amherst.
Michael Cohen Allegedly Threatened a Harvard Student
The lawyer was not pleased after the campus humor magazine pranked then-candidate Donald Trump.
Brandeis Fires Men’s Basketball Coach after Accusations of Racism
Students said he was biased and made offensive comments.
