Professors pushed Harvard to resist Trump. Now billions are on the line.Harvard University is under scrutiny for its handling of antisemitism amid threats from the Trump administration regarding funding.
Why these Ivies are the next targets in Trump's fight against woke schoolsThe Trump administration is investigating elite universities like Harvard and Princeton for antisemitism and promoting indoctrination over education.
These so-called elite universities have a glaring antisemitism problemElite universities fail to adequately address antisemitism, prioritizing image over student welfare.
Harvard Ignored Antisemitism Advisory Group's Recommendations, House Committee SaysHarvard accused of suppressing antisemitism findings and not implementing recommendations despite rising incidents on campus.
Federal judge dismisses antisemitism complaint against MIT, but says Harvard may have violated the lawThe ruling dismissed a complaint against MIT but suggested Harvard might have violated the law in response to antisemitism on campus.
Judge dismisses antisemitism lawsuit against MIT, allows one against Harvard to move aheadThe federal lawsuit against MIT accusing antisemitism was dismissed, highlighting MIT's efforts to address on-campus protests that threatened Jewish students.
Professors pushed Harvard to resist Trump. Now billions are on the line.Harvard University is under scrutiny for its handling of antisemitism amid threats from the Trump administration regarding funding.
Why these Ivies are the next targets in Trump's fight against woke schoolsThe Trump administration is investigating elite universities like Harvard and Princeton for antisemitism and promoting indoctrination over education.
These so-called elite universities have a glaring antisemitism problemElite universities fail to adequately address antisemitism, prioritizing image over student welfare.
Harvard Ignored Antisemitism Advisory Group's Recommendations, House Committee SaysHarvard accused of suppressing antisemitism findings and not implementing recommendations despite rising incidents on campus.
Federal judge dismisses antisemitism complaint against MIT, but says Harvard may have violated the lawThe ruling dismissed a complaint against MIT but suggested Harvard might have violated the law in response to antisemitism on campus.
Judge dismisses antisemitism lawsuit against MIT, allows one against Harvard to move aheadThe federal lawsuit against MIT accusing antisemitism was dismissed, highlighting MIT's efforts to address on-campus protests that threatened Jewish students.
Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School detained by ICE at Boston airportRussian scientist Kseniia Petrova detained by US immigration for visa issues after returning from France.
When creativity calls - Harvard GazetteThe Harvard Staff Art Show features nearly 300 artists, showcasing creativity and artistic expression among staff across the university community.
Harvard goes tuition-free for families making less than $200,000. Should this change your approach to college savings?Maintaining college savings is crucial despite Harvard's tuition-free model for families earning under $200,000.
Harvard Tuition-Free for Families With Incomes Up to $200KHarvard will offer free tuition to students from households earning $200,000 or less, enhancing accessibility to higher education.
Harvard Will Make Tuition Free for More StudentsHarvard will offer free tuition to families earning $200,000 or less, expanding financial aid to enhance diversity.
Harvard Tuition-Free for Families With Incomes Up to $200KHarvard will offer free tuition to students from households earning $200,000 or less, enhancing accessibility to higher education.
Harvard Will Make Tuition Free for More StudentsHarvard will offer free tuition to families earning $200,000 or less, expanding financial aid to enhance diversity.
March Madness women's tournament analysis: Teams and players to watchUCLA secures the No. 1 seed in the NCAA women's basketball tournament for the first time in its history.
How to escape your silo (spoiler: friendship helps) - Harvard GazetteDiverse perspectives on tackling climate change can lead to lasting relationships.
This House Can Get You Into HarvardProperty listing promotes house based on past owners' children's admission to Harvard and Stanford.
Design the Future: Harvard's Advanced 5-Week Leadership ProgramAMDP equips real estate leaders with innovative strategies for change and problem-solving through rigorous academic and practical projects over a year-long program.
This House Can Get You Into HarvardProperty listing promotes house based on past owners' children's admission to Harvard and Stanford.
Design the Future: Harvard's Advanced 5-Week Leadership ProgramAMDP equips real estate leaders with innovative strategies for change and problem-solving through rigorous academic and practical projects over a year-long program.
Can Higher Education Survive?American universities face a crisis due to federal funding pressures amid ideological conflicts, especially illustrated by Harvard's struggles.The Trump administration's threats to cut federal funding over 'illegal protests' highlight challenges facing higher education.
Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery Initiative announces advisory council and memorial co-chairs - Harvard GazetteHarvard is advancing its reparative work by establishing a new advisory council to strengthen community engagement and memorialization efforts.The initiative focuses on justice and knowledge, reflecting on Harvard's historical ties to slavery.
Exploring potential benefits, pitfalls of generative AI - Harvard GazetteGenerative AI technology raising questions in higher educationHarvard convening working groups to explore GenAI impact
Can Higher Education Survive?American universities face a crisis due to federal funding pressures amid ideological conflicts, especially illustrated by Harvard's struggles.The Trump administration's threats to cut federal funding over 'illegal protests' highlight challenges facing higher education.
Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery Initiative announces advisory council and memorial co-chairs - Harvard GazetteHarvard is advancing its reparative work by establishing a new advisory council to strengthen community engagement and memorialization efforts.The initiative focuses on justice and knowledge, reflecting on Harvard's historical ties to slavery.
Exploring potential benefits, pitfalls of generative AI - Harvard GazetteGenerative AI technology raising questions in higher educationHarvard convening working groups to explore GenAI impact
I Began to Heal From My Rape When I Stopped Asking WhyThe aftermath of trauma is often overlooked in narratives, contrasting the stark realism of recovery with cinematic portrayals of quick resolutions.
Mass. select board chairman censured over social media postsFormer chairman of Harvard's Select Board censured for derogatory social media posts against marginalized groups.
Harvard president welcomes Class of 2028 at Convocation - Harvard GazetteEmbracing pluralism and tension in dialogue fosters growth and learning among students, according to Harvard President Alan Garber.
Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund grants awarded to 12 projects - Harvard GazetteTwelve projects funded by the Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund aim to enhance inclusion and belonging on campus.
Orientation 2024: New students encouraged to engage across differencesIncoming Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health students were encouraged to invest in their strengths and embrace community and diversity during Orientation.
Mass. select board chairman censured over social media postsFormer chairman of Harvard's Select Board censured for derogatory social media posts against marginalized groups.
Harvard president welcomes Class of 2028 at Convocation - Harvard GazetteEmbracing pluralism and tension in dialogue fosters growth and learning among students, according to Harvard President Alan Garber.
Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund grants awarded to 12 projects - Harvard GazetteTwelve projects funded by the Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund aim to enhance inclusion and belonging on campus.
Orientation 2024: New students encouraged to engage across differencesIncoming Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health students were encouraged to invest in their strengths and embrace community and diversity during Orientation.
A family at School when home is far away - Harvard GazetteThe Harvard Host Family Program fosters connections between international students and local families, enriching their college experience through shared meals and cultural exchange.
Gathering in community - Harvard GazetteThe Harvard Powwow fosters community connections among Native students, families, and culture, celebrating heritage and support through shared experiences.
A family at School when home is far away - Harvard GazetteThe Harvard Host Family Program fosters connections between international students and local families, enriching their college experience through shared meals and cultural exchange.
Gathering in community - Harvard GazetteThe Harvard Powwow fosters community connections among Native students, families, and culture, celebrating heritage and support through shared experiences.
Horror writing instructor defends prestige of 'genre that bites back'- Harvard GazetteHorror writing uniquely explores complex themes and uncertainty, prompting introspection and heightened engagement from its audience.
Why are so many novels set at Harvard? - Harvard GazetteHarvard's campus has been a rich narrative backdrop for exploring themes of belonging and privilege in literature.
Horror writing instructor defends prestige of 'genre that bites back'- Harvard GazetteHorror writing uniquely explores complex themes and uncertainty, prompting introspection and heightened engagement from its audience.
Why are so many novels set at Harvard? - Harvard GazetteHarvard's campus has been a rich narrative backdrop for exploring themes of belonging and privilege in literature.
Alumni donations drive progress in Economics Department - Harvard GazetteAlumni donations are enhancing Harvard's economics department, supporting a new building and professorships aimed at driving future research and education.
Memorial Minute for Dale Weldeau Jorgenson, 89 - Harvard GazetteDale Jorgenson reshaped economics through innovative modeling and empirical research, leaving an enduring legacy on the field and economic policy.
Alumni donations drive progress in Economics Department - Harvard GazetteAlumni donations are enhancing Harvard's economics department, supporting a new building and professorships aimed at driving future research and education.
Memorial Minute for Dale Weldeau Jorgenson, 89 - Harvard GazetteDale Jorgenson reshaped economics through innovative modeling and empirical research, leaving an enduring legacy on the field and economic policy.
Rapper Lil Xan allegedly threw his mic, kicked fan at Boston showRapper Lil Xan allegedly assaulted a Harvard student during a pre-game party, leading to an active police investigation.
Harvard, MIT, Mass General form renewable energy collaboration - Harvard GazetteHarvard is spearheading the Consortium for Climate Solutions to leverage collective buying power for renewable energy projects.
From Harvard to high-scorer: Kings' Alex Laferriere acing his start to seasonLaferriere values his Harvard education for future security and strives to excel in both hockey and academics.
Arlington's Regent Theatre taps star Harvard prof. to lead operationsDavid Malan becomes the new operator of Arlington's Regent Theatre, bringing his innovative educational approach to enhance the venue's cultural offerings.
So Much For Free Speech: Harvard Law Students Punished For Reading Together At Campus LibraryProtests are often judged more for their form than their message, creating a dangerous precedent that may undermine the discourse on human rights.
You Can't Study In Here, This Is The Library!Recent actions by Harvard indicate a troubling suppression of dissent under the guise of maintaining a non-disruptive environment.
Harvard Doubles Down On 'Protest' Retaliation & Punishes Teachers For Studying In LibraryHarvard's administration is criticized for punishing both students and faculty over protesting policies, raising concerns about the suppression of free speech.
So Much For Free Speech: Harvard Law Students Punished For Reading Together At Campus LibraryProtests are often judged more for their form than their message, creating a dangerous precedent that may undermine the discourse on human rights.
You Can't Study In Here, This Is The Library!Recent actions by Harvard indicate a troubling suppression of dissent under the guise of maintaining a non-disruptive environment.
Harvard Doubles Down On 'Protest' Retaliation & Punishes Teachers For Studying In LibraryHarvard's administration is criticized for punishing both students and faculty over protesting policies, raising concerns about the suppression of free speech.
Photographer shines light on stroboscopic technique - Harvard GazetteStroboscopic technique combines art and science to depict movement without digital alteration.
The Harvard students who added AI facial recognition to Meta glasses share some of their other big ideasHarvard students leverage facial recognition AI with Meta glasses, aiming to innovate in construction and robotics.
AI, new technologies, and 'courage to fail' mark IT Summit - Harvard GazetteThe willingness to embrace failure, creativity, and dialogue is essential for fostering innovation in the fast-paced technological landscape.
Turning ideas into impact - Harvard GazetteWinning startup initiatives recognized at Harvard President's Innovation Challenge Awards.Event highlights impact of past winners, diverse project range, and significant funding received.
The Harvard students who added AI facial recognition to Meta glasses share some of their other big ideasHarvard students leverage facial recognition AI with Meta glasses, aiming to innovate in construction and robotics.
AI, new technologies, and 'courage to fail' mark IT Summit - Harvard GazetteThe willingness to embrace failure, creativity, and dialogue is essential for fostering innovation in the fast-paced technological landscape.
Turning ideas into impact - Harvard GazetteWinning startup initiatives recognized at Harvard President's Innovation Challenge Awards.Event highlights impact of past winners, diverse project range, and significant funding received.
Unearthed papyrus contains lost scenes from Euripides' plays - Harvard GazetteA significant find of 97 lines from Euripides' tragedies "Ino" and "Polyidus" has been deciphered from a third-century A.D. papyrus.
Harvard researchers designed an air quality sensor inspired by dogs' nosesA new sensor inspired by mammals enhances air quality monitoring by accurately detecting harmful VOCs and providing real-time data, significantly improving existing sensor limitations.
Vigil marks anniversary of Oct. 7 attack- Harvard GazetteThe Harvard community commemorated the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attack through a vigil, emphasizing solidarity and the need for hostages' release.
Celebrating 25th anniversary of Radcliffe Institute - Harvard GazetteThe Radcliffe Institute commemorates 25 years of supporting female scholars and fostering academic freedom, reflecting on its historical impact and ongoing initiatives.
Scruggs describes 'super surreal moment' when she made Olympics history - Harvard GazetteLauren Scruggs made history at the Paris Olympics, winning gold and silver medals, and embodying a balanced approach to sport and academics.
The 'Harvard University' brainteaser that 90% of people failThe brainteaser demonstrates the importance of interpretation in problem-solving, offering multiple valid answers based on different assumptions.
Professor tailored AI tutor to physics course. Engagement doubled. - Harvard GazetteHarvard's study suggests AI chatbots can enhance student learning and engagement significantly compared to traditional teaching methods.
When your soulmate's a classmate - Harvard GazetteEducation as a shared passion for a married couple pursuing master's degrees at Harvard.
Professor tailored AI tutor to physics course. Engagement doubled. - Harvard GazetteHarvard's study suggests AI chatbots can enhance student learning and engagement significantly compared to traditional teaching methods.
When your soulmate's a classmate - Harvard GazetteEducation as a shared passion for a married couple pursuing master's degrees at Harvard.
After pandemic pause, Caltech restores standardized testing requirement for incoming undergradsStandardized testing requirement reinstated by Caltech and Harvard for holistic admissions considerations.
Upside Down Over A Parking Spat - See AlsoAlito's wife not the only one involved in upside-down flag incident.Trump's attorney demonstrates you can speak without evidence.