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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A Whale Of An Education Battle Rocks New Bedford
The mayor is blaming a charter school for system-wide failure. -
Report Finds Widespread Inequity In Boston Public Schools
Massachusetts has always been a leader in education, but a new report finds this success isn’t being felt by every student. -
Coalition Delivers Report On Educational Inequities To State Legislators
The Massachusetts Education Equity Partnership calls for targeted solutions and a reevaluation of the foundation budget. -
Paul Reville: Gonzalez's Endowment Tax Plan Is 'Spectacularly Bad'
Former State Secretary of Education and professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Paul Reville talked about gubernatorial candidate Jay Gonzalez’s endowment tax plan. -
On Campus Radio: Considering Diversity In Admissions And Curriculum
As Harvard gears up to defend itself against a lawsuit claiming the university discriminates against Asian-American applicants, the debate continues about the consideration of race in college admissions. -
WGBH News Poll: Americans Mostly View Higher Education Favorably
A national WGBH News poll has explored how Americans feel on a variety of issues, ranging from whether colleges should factor race into the admissions process to if they adequately protect students from sexual assault on campus. -
Gonzalez Proposes A Budget Departure For Mass.: Taxing Big College Endowments
Private colleges in Massachusetts and most americans in national poll oppose the idea. -
At High School In His Michigan Hometown, New Harvard President Makes The Case For College
WGBH News Poll: Considering the costs and benefits of graduating, a majority of Americans say college is worth attending, but it’s not necessary. -
Can Boston Provide A Good Education In Dilapidated Buildings?
Studies show new schools can boost test scores, partly because of better lighting and temperature control. -
More On WGBH's Higher Education Poll
A WGBH News poll from the On Campus education team finds nearly three in four Americans disagree with the Supreme Court’s stance.
