Mass. native, Harvard Law grad were among those killed in DC plane crash
Harvard Law alumna Kiah Duggins and North Dighton native Chris Collins died in a mid-air collision near Reagan National ...
Kiah Duggins, Harvard Law graduate focused on civil rights, killed in D.C. plane crash
The 30-year-old civil rights lawyer was scheduled to join the faculty at Howard University Law School in Washington, D.C., ...
Massachusetts native and Harvard Law graduate confirmed as victims in D.C. plane crash
A Massachusetts native and a graduate of Harvard Law School, along with members of the figure skating community, have all been confirmed as victims in the deadly plane crash near Washington, D.C. on ...
2 Boston-area law grads, financial professional from Massachusetts among victims in DC crash
Young attorneys who attended Boston-area schools and financial professionals from Mass. killed in American Airlines, military helicopter crash in D.C.
Josh Kraft launches campaign for mayor of Boston with criticism of Mayor Michelle Wu
I enter this race as an underdog and I know this is going to be an uphill fight, but I’m excited for the challenge." ...
Harvard University sued for paying workers only once a month: ‘Withholding… millions of dollars’
Harvard University is the latest local school that has been slapped with a lawsuit for reportedly paying its employees only ...
Request to testify before Congress on immigration puts Boston — and Michelle Wu — back in national GOP’s crosshairs
On Monday, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform opened a probe into so-called sanctuary cities for ...
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Harvard Medical School Sends Delegates to Faculty Senate Planning Body
Professors at Harvard Medical School sent delegates to a University-wide faculty senate planning body in early January, ...
Harvard University deletes athletic transgender inclusion policy after being sued
After being sued for allowing a transgender swimmer to compete at the Ivy League Swimming & Diving Championships, Harvard ...
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A race-based decision made at Harvard in 1890 was a reverse quota with potentially giant effects
The president of Harvard made an unjust decision in 1890, against his own directives, that silently smoothed the path for multitudes of much worse injustices to come – injustices that tore through the ...
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Harvard settles antisemitism lawsuits
Harvard has settled a pair of lawsuits brought by Jewish advocacy groups that claimed the school failed to protect ... filed in U.S. District Court in Boston on Tuesday. The steps include ...