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Harvard’s Dunster House Kills Its Annual Goat Roast
Instead, keep an eye out for the annual...petting zoo?
Harvard Is Investigating Questions about Fencing Coach’s House Sale
So was it bribery? An "independent review" is underway.
Question Pulled from MCAS for Asking Students to Write as Racist Character
How did this one get approved?
Teaching Race
Boston Public Schools equity warrior Colin Rose has a plan to close the district’s opportunity gap—if only teachers and administrators could see what the problem is in the first place.
Feds: BU, BC, Northeastern Were Sent Fraudulent SAT Scores
Investigators revealed a scheme that involved celebrities and other wealthy parents who sought admission to elite colleges.
Boston’s College Problem
Local schools are going broke—and time is running out before we’ll all have to pay.
Boston’s Preschool Program Ranks Near the Top among Major Cities
Rutgers researchers gave Boston and four other cities a "gold" rating.
Hampshire College Says It’s Looking to Merge
The storied and famously weird institution is the latest liberal arts school to face financial problems.
Trump’s DACA Decision Puts a Harvard Would-Be Rhodes Scholar at Risk
History-making alum Jin Park worries if he goes to Oxford he won’t be allowed back home.
Parkland Survivor Jaclyn Corin Was Accepted to Harvard
The March for Our Lives co-founder posted a picture of her acceptance online.
Newbury College Just Announced It Plans to Close
It’s the latest small college to bite the dust.
Pay for BU, Simmons Presidents among the Highest in the Country
A new list from the Chronicle of Higher Education is out.
A Boston College Student Has Been Suspended for Racist Graffiti
Police arrested the unnamed student, who faces charges for vandalism and assaulting a police officer.
Harvard Women Are Suing over the Single-Gender Clubs Policy
The school’s controversial move to target final clubs hurt female students, a pair of lawsuits say.
The Interview: Lee Pelton
Boston may be a world-class city, but there are still plenty of problems that need fixing. Emerson College’s president is determined to be part of the solution.
