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A giant in his field and a caring mentor, Christopher “Sandy” Jencks has died at 88
Harvard Professor Christopher “Sandy” Jencks, a sociologist who won accolades for his pioneering research on economic ...
Claremont Courier4h
Event Calendar: February 14-22, 2025
Claremont will conduct its portion of the 2025 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count beginning at 7 p.m. at Alexander Hughes ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education4h
Transitions: Gonzaga U. and U. of Washington Name New Presidents
Robert J. Jones, chancellor of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, has been named president of the University of Washington.
LAist6h
Air, soil, water and dust: New study focuses on long-term health impacts of LA wildfire pollution
A team of researchers say they want to look at what exposure to toxins from thousands of burned structures does to people ...
Harvard Business Review10h
Research: The Costs of Circumventing Tariffs
When tariffs are levied against a specific country, that country might attempt to circumvent the tariff by rerouting products ...
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Unionizing the “Cultural Apparatus”
By then, he had started writing about the “cultural apparatus,” which he defined as “composed of all the organizations in ...
This millennial's startup raised $120 million. He reveals what helped him succeed — and says it's ‘more crucial' than hard work
Desmond Lim, Workstream’s CEO, shares his journey — from his early financial struggles as the child of hourly workers, to ...
The Harvard Crimson1d
Judge Dismisses Hate Crime Charges Against Harvard Graduate Students
A Boston Municipal Court judge dismissed hate crime charges in an assault case involving two Harvard graduate students at a ...
The College Fix1d
Harvard grad students whine about event on Musk, government waste
OPINION: Harvard grad students are upset the Institute of Politics hosted an accomplished British businessman and public ...
‘A force of nature’: How nonprofit founder Connor Schoen, 26, bought a downtown office building
The leader of Breaktime, a homelessness nonprofit, engineered a $6 million deal to purchase a five-story building.
Palo Alto Weekly2d
New Stanford database tracks learning loss, gain in California and districts nationwide
A unique database that enables people to compare standardized test scores among nearly all districts and states found that ...
MBA grads are struggling to find work. Here's why it's unlikely to get easier anytime soon.
Recent MBA graduates from schools like Harvard and Yale are taking longer to find work due to a hiring slowdown for some ...