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.
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.
José Andrés Is Getting an Honorary Public Service Degree from Tufts
The decorated chef is the Friedman School of Nutrition’s commencement speaker.
No, Mass. Isn’t Arming Teachers
The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education unanimously panned the idea.
Parkland Students Speak at Harvard Kennedy School
They called for civic engagement and political accountability.
Five Women Accuse Director James Toback of Sexual Abuse at Harvard Club
They join nearly 400 others who have come forward with allegations of his misbehavior.
Harvard Tops Business School Rankings
But another school’s graduates earn the highest starting salaries.
Wheelock Staffers Face Mass Layoffs Due to BU Merger
More than half of the school’s employees will lose their jobs.
Where Massachusetts’ Wealthiest People Went to College
A new report crunched numbers on the state’s filthy rich.
Parkland Students Will Speak at Harvard Kennedy School
Six activists from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School will discuss the gun debate.
Is Harvard Broken?
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.
