Boston federal judge stalls 4-year student visa cap
Judge says Trump administration’s proposed restriction could undermine research and the economy.
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Women Sue Dartmouth For Protecting Professors Accused Of Sexual Misconduct
The lawsuit alleges that Dartmouth College administrators knowingly tolerated the professors’ predatory behavior. -
Education According to Marty Walsh
Boston's mayor sees $1 billion building plan as an opportunity to consolidate Boston schools. -
One State Uses Labor Market Data To Shape What Colleges Teach
Montana's systematic approach to connecting supply with demand remains rare. -
In Harvard Discrimination Case, A Duel Between Narratives And Statistics
College built its defense around stories of current and former students, while the other side banked on a bevy of data. -
Dartmouth Becomes First Division I Football Program To Hire A Woman As A Full-Time Coach
Callie Brownson hopes her hiring will open doors for more women to enter the game. -
Boston Schools Ignored Anti-Bias Bid Specs In Awarding Testing Contracts
The nonprofit that makes the entrance exam for Boston's exam schools has not shown that its entrance test is bias-free or appropriate for diverse students. -
Former Harvard President Testifies As School Closes Its Defense
Director of undergraduate admissions also called back to testify about recent revisions in its manual. -
In The Governor's Race Public Education Is Pushed To The Side
Internal party politics is making Charlie Baker and Jay Gonzalez hesitant to talk about education. -
To Tax Or Not To Tax: Private College Endowments In Mass.
Gov. Charlie Baker rejects a new levy that Democratic challenger Jay Gonzalez proposes to make public college tuition less expensive. -
Harvard Starts Its Defense With Expert Analyst, First Black Ivy League President
Economist dispute plaintiffs' conclusion that admissions practices discriminate against Asian-Americans.
