Harvard law library acts to preserve government data amid sweeping purges
A unit of Harvard University's Law Library says it is releasing an archive of more than 300,000 government data sets, aiming ...
The College Fix1h
Silenced at Harvard: How a one-sided campus culture stifles student speech
Students assessed factors such as their comfort in expressing opinions, the tolerance for both liberal and conservative speakers, administrative support for free speech, and the degree of ...
Top 3 Law schools in the US: From their acceptance rate to tuition, all you need to know
Choosing the right law school is crucial for a successful legal career. The US is home to top-ranked law schools that attract ...
Harvard Law’s Innovation Lab Scrambles to Save Government Data
Harvard has saved over 300,000 data sets from Trump's purge. Others, like the Internet Archive have also scrambled to preserve data ...
The Harvard Crimson4d
What Does Harvard Look For in a College Dean?
As Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean Hopi E. Hoekstra looks to select a new College dean this spring, she has a long list of ...
Former UPenn swimmers sue schools and NCAA for allowing trans athlete to compete
Three former athletes at the University of Pennsylvania women’s swimming program sued the school, the Ivy League Council of ...
The Harvard Crimson6d
Graduate School of Education Lecturer Sues Harvard Over Monthly Payments
Harvard Graduate School of Education adjunct lecturer Kimm Topping filed a class-action lawsuit against Harvard in January, ...
Religion News Service4d
Administrators at Harvard Divinity School quit, say school condoned hate
Two administrators at Harvard Divinity School’s Religion in Public Life program have left. The latest, Hussein Rashid, cited ...
Courthouse News Service12h
Harvard morgue scandal reaches Mass. high court, exposing vast ‘gray market’ in body parts
There’s a brisk underground trade in human remains. The justices pondered a medical research institution’s responsibility for stopping it.
The American Spectator3d
A Tale of Two Universities in Flyover Country and the Potential Downfall of Coastal Elite Schools
We are often led to believe that America’s leaders are largely developed in coastal enclaves, often largely hatched in elite ...
NIH cuts billions of dollars in biomedical funding, effective immediately
Researchers say it would hurt facilities that work on medical issues such as cancer research and heart disease. Elon Musk ...
Greenwich Time on MSN6d
Sacred Heart Greenwich hosts assembly, residents make Dean's Lists and other celebrations
Haben Girma, a disability rights advocate, author and the first deafblind graduate of Harvard Law School, spoke at a Sacred ...