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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Two New England Colleges Put On Notice By Regional Accreditor
Former secretary of state Paul Reville welcomed the move, saying it could prevent abrupt closures like Mount Ida College's last May. -
Colorado School District Switches To 4-Day Week To Save Money
Superintendent Chris Fiedler expects the district will save about $1 million in transportation costs, teaching salaries and district-wide utilities. -
U.S. Department of Education Announces Proposal To Rescind Obama-Era Rule Protecting Students From High Debt
Gainful employment rule ensures protections for students in career education protections. -
Paul Reville: Resegregated Schools Are A Reflection Of A Divided City
Harvard Graduate School of Education professor Paul Reville said a report that Boston's public schools are becoming intensely segregated reflects a city "very segregated by housing and by community." -
Boston Schools Are More Segregated Now Than 20 Years Ago. Is There A Solution?
According to a new article, nearly 60 percent of the city’s schools are now intensely segregated, meaning they are comprised of at least 90 percent students of color. -
Should Massachusetts Taxpayers Subsidize A Private University's Veterinary Program?
The state has been subsidizing Tufts' vet school since it was founded 40 years ago. -
Students For Fair Admissions Lays Out Case Against Harvard
American Council on Education and other groups file briefs in support of university. -
To Focus On Students' Emotional Well-Being, India Tries 'Happiness Classes'
This month, Delhi students saw a new course added to their traditionally rigid curriculum. To confront academic pressures linked to India's high suicide rate, public schools are teaching mindfulness. -
Harvard Refutes Claims It Discriminates Against Asian-American Students
In court documents filed Friday, university calls lawsuit against it "not a serious effort." -
State House Weighs Civics Education Bill
Former Secretary of Education Paul Reville joined BPR to talk over the future of civics education in the Commonwealth.
