Francesca Gino lost her Harvard tenure. Now she’s taking the university to court
In her first major media interview since losing her job, the former Harvard Business School professor explains why she's fighting to clear her name.
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MIT To Reassess Partnerships With Saudi Arabia After Journalist's Disappearance
MIT's associate provost for international activities told professors he's reassessing the institute's "engagement" with entities in the Saudi kingdom. -
Harvard Begins Cross-Examination of Admissions Dean William Fitzsimmons
Lawyers for the plaintiff focused on a couple key aspects of Harvard's admissions practices, namely its treatment of applicants whose families donated to the university. -
A Preview Of The Harvard Affirmative Action Trial
What to know as a high-stakes trial kicks off this week in federal court in Boston. -
Harvard Admissions Dean: 'We Abhor Stereotypical Comments'
William Fitzsimmons defended Harvard's use of race in the admissions process, saying that giving students a diverse campus would "make people much better citizens and citizen leaders.” -
Harvard Trial Kicks Off With Opening Statements, First Witness Testimony
William Fitzsimmons, the longtime dean of admissions for Harvard, was the first witness called to the stand. -
Dueling Demonstrations In Boston Set The Stage For Court Battle Over Harvard's Admissions Practices
A federal court will decide whether Harvard discriminates against Asian-American applicants. -
Harvard Admissions Goes On Trial In Boston For Alleged Discrimination Against Asian-Americans
Federal lawsuit targets race as a consideration in selecting college students. -
Trying Not To Break Down — A Homeless Teen Navigates Middle School
Two and half million children are homeless in America. In Boise, Idaho, 14-year-old Caydden Zimmerman struggles with the anxieties of middle school while living in a homeless shelter. -
Montana Vote Becomes A National Referendum On Public Confidence In Higher Ed
A one-of-a-kind ballot question could be a bellwether of sentiment toward colleges. -
Kavanaugh Allegations Prompt Some Prep Schools To Examine Their Culture
One 1980s graduate of an elite prep school remembers witnessing what kids used to call a "line-up." It was such a toxic culture of power and privilege, she says, many guys didn't even try to hide it.
