John Casey, prize-winning novelist of ‘Spartina,’ dies at 86
He won the National Book Award for his novel, which one reviewer called “possibly the best American novel about going fishing ...
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Summers Accuses Harvard Corporation, Garber of Inaction Against Antisemitism in Wide-Ranging Online Attack
Summers’ thread was an extraordinary broadside against Harvard — not just a rebuke of the University’s sitting leadership by ...
Antisemitism has dropped at key Mass. universities, new report finds
Massachusetts institutions last year make up half of institutions with a failing grade. Now the state's universities are off the failing list entirely.
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Petition for New HGSE Regalia Sparks University-Wide Review, But Only Minor Changes
Harvard undertook a University-wide review of Commencement regalia after Ed.L.D. students at the Harvard Graduate School of ...
UM to use AI in consortium of 15 universities working with Musk-linked firm
As part of NextGenAI, a $50 million consortium created by OpenAI, the University of Michigan said it will work on ...
Medical student uses musical therapy to help patients find peace in their final days
Stanford medical student Melonie Ambler is creating personalized compositions that preserve their stories and offer peace for some on their final days.
College hopefuls have a new ultimate dream school — and it's not Harvard
After unseating Harvard, MIT is this year’s dream school, according to a new survey of college-bound students.
OpenAI launches $50M grant program to help fund academic research
NextGenAI, whose 15 founding academic partners include Harvard, the University of Oxford and MIT, will be funded with $50 ...
When America Persecutes Its Teachers
In 1949, New York State passed the so-called Feinberg Law, which made membership in any group labeled subversive by the U.S.
Here’s what tariffs are and how they work
The United States in recent years has gradually retreated from its post-World War II role of promoting global free trade and ...
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The Democratic Dismantling of Democracies: How Leaders Undermine the Systems That Elect Them
Around the world, democratically elected leaders are subverting the very institutions that brought them to power, gradually ...
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Raleigh firm launches Kinvard Bio to focus on antimicrobial resistance
Kinvard Bio has been formed through a licensing agreement with Harvard University. Kineticos is licensing research from the ...