The rise of ‘neutrality’ policies is dividing colleges nationwide
An increasing number of universities want to ban school stances. Critics warn it would undermine higher education.
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‘Make It Easy, Make it Tasty’: How Harvard’s Dining Services Influences Student Food Choices
In Harvard’s dining halls, every array of food has been carefully constructed. Harvard University Dining Services selects ...
Big Harvard University donors are back with more ideas to fix their alma mater
Billionaire Bill Ackman and former Facebook executive Sam Lessin are ratcheting up their campaign to reshape the university, ...
Harvard President Garber Says He’s Disappointed by Fundraising
Harvard University President Alan Garber said he’s disappointed by the school’s fundraising efforts in the wake of the campus turmoil over the past year.
No collusion: Universities compete to circumvent racial admissions ban
It appears that last year’s Supreme Court decision banning the use of race in college admissions has led to different ...
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MSU’s Mattison, Guo-Yue visit Harvard for prestigious public service conference
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Two Mississippi State juniors are ready for their next steps in higher education after participating in ...
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Smith Feeling at Home in Cavaliers' Secondary
A graduate transfer from Penn, defensive back Kendren Smith intercepted a fourth-quarter pass last weekend to help seal UVA's ...
“Influencer Studies” Break Into the Ivy League
Universities like Cornell, Duke, Tulane and USC now include classes (and clubs) on personal branding, acquiring followers and ...
‘Delivering health care to people is a ministry’: Founding BYU Medical School dean details his plans
Dr. Mark Ott talks about how long it will take to open the new school, why a University of Utah graduate is a fit for BYU and ...
Street in Harvard's Arboretum to be renamed Flora way after enslaved woman
The renaming was a "clear choice" from community input after a report in 2022 looked at the legacy of slavery in the area, ...
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What 30 Years of Studying the New England Woods Reveals About the Colors of Changing Leaves
An ecologist’s long walks and detailed observations allowed him to chronicle the shifts in an iconic habitat and grow a ...
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One year later, the ban on racial consideration spells uncertainty for UConn admissions
On June 29, 2023, the admissions process for institutions of higher learning throughout the United States, including at the University of Connecticut, changed overnight.