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Three years since Harvard introduced double concentrations, the number of students pursuing them has nearly doubled.

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Mayer was recognized in May for her work and commitment to microscopy, research, publication and mentoring when she received ...

Increasing numbers of students at America's top colleges are claiming to be disabled to get cushy accommodations.

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The Americans With Disabilities Act, passed in 1990, was meant to make life fairer for people like Stein. The law required public and private institutions to provide reasonable accommodations to ...

Campus battles over DEI and free speech are part of a much larger change in philosophy that took hold over decades. Will the ...

The fact is Trump and Summers possibly have some overlap in terms of their criticism of both Harvard and universities in general. Summers hates “woke” faculty; he hates left-wing students. This is not ...