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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Americans Support State Funding For Colleges, But Divided On Raising Taxes To Lower Costs
A new poll also finds divisions in Americans’ views on a new tax on college endowments. -
Poll: 72 Percent Of Americans Oppose Considering Race In College Admissions, But Even More Value Racial Diversity
A WGBH News poll finds nearly three in four Americans disagree with Supreme Court rulings allowing race as one factor. -
WGBH News Poll: Majority Of Americans Unhappy With How Colleges Handle Sex Assault
Majority also sees poor job tending to the mental health needs of students. -
New Poll Finds Americans Believe College Is Worth Attending, But Not Necessary To Get Ahead
The findings reflect the high cost of college and increasing student debt that younger Americans face. -
WGBH News Poll: Majority Of Americans Believe Race Should Not Be Considered In Higher Ed Admissions
But a majority also says colleges should base admissions decisions on a variety of factors. -
Majority Of Americans Value Free Speech Over Protection From Offensive Language
Despite a rise in protests at schools across the country against high-profile conservative speakers, a new poll finds that 57 percent of Americans believe colleges should invite speakers to campus even if their speech offends some. -
WGBH News Higher Education Poll: Top Line Data
We asked more than 1,000 adults about their views on higher education. Here's how they answered our questions. -
Methodology: National Higher Education Poll
Notes on the WGBH News/Abt Associates poll on Americans' views on higher education. -
Student Borrowers And Advocates Win Court Case Against DeVos
A judge ruled Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' delay of borrower protection rules was "unlawful" and "arbitrary and capricious." -
Three Quarters Of Boston's Public Schools Lack Air Conditioning
33 out of 124 schools have climate control, though BPS says the city is committed to modernizing facilities.
