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A Harvard Winter-Horrorland: Best Places to Slip-and-Face-Plant on Campus
Winter signifies the return of Harvard’s most humiliating extreme sport: trying not to slip on ice while getting to class.
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Debbie Goldstein Selected for New Role to Foster Community-Engaged Scholarship
Goldstein joined Duke in 2020 as the executive director of the North Carolina Leadership Forum (NCLF) and became the senior ...
HHS Investigating Four Medical Schools Over Reports Of Antisemitism
The Trump administration is launching a civil rights investigation of four medical schools over recent reports of ...
Column: Harvard-Westlake’s new sports complex is taking shape
De Matté is certain the many Harvard-Westlake facilities — a gym that seats more than 1,000; a 50-meter plaster pool; two ...
A scene in 'The Social Network' explains Zuckerberg's fealty to Trump | Opinion
"The Social Network," David Fincher's 2010 masterpiece about Mark Zuckerberg, may explain why the Meta boss seems to answer ...
Harvard and MIT won't be affected by Trump's funding freeze: Here is why
The Trump administration's proposed freeze on federal funding raises concerns among universities, but Harvard and MIT are ...
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Once thought extinct, dawn redwoods are the smallest sequoia; where to see them in Michigan
A dawn redwood planted in 1954 stands about 86 feet tall and 3.9 feet in diameter at Michigan State University's Beal ...
The most important number you’ve never heard of was just gutted
Cass R. Sunstein, the Robert Walmsley university professor at Harvard Law School, served as administrator of the White House ...
Lawsuit accuses UC of illegally giving admissions preference to Black and Latino students
A federal lawsuit accuses the University of California of illegally considering race when accepting new students, alleging ...
Editorial: The joy of reading and the Illinois crisis stealing it away
Literacy is a gift we give our children. It’s reading a poem by, say, Joseph Bruchac and understanding not just the words, ...
Unity, lost: Five years after COVID, we’re more divided than ever
After a brief moment when Americans came together to battle a virus, the pandemic accelerated divisions of all kinds. If it ...
The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims and a philanthropist, dies at 88
The Aga Khan, the spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims, has died. Karim Al-Hussaini became the Aga Khan at age 20 as a Harvard ...