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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Setting A Foundation In The Classics For High School Students
Columbia University in New York is offering rising high school seniors the opportunity to take an intensive classics course and get a feel for campus life. -
IMHO: It’s Time To Mandate Civic Education
Jim Braude discusses a Beacon Hill bill that could help cure what ails a clueless electorate. -
Trying To Get Your First Job? There's A Class For That
Didn't land an internship or job this summer? Maybe next school year you could try taking a class. -
Councilor Essaibi George: Boston Public Schools Are In Good Hands In The Interim
Boston City Councilor-At-Large Annissa Essaibi-George discusses the selection process for Boston Public Schools' new superintendent. -
Berklee And Emerson Presidents On Higher Education
The presidents of Emerson College and Berklee College Of Music discuss the ins and outs of running a college. -
Baker Proposes Legislation Requiring Colleges To Disclose Plans To Shut Down
The plan comes three months after abrupt closure of Mount Ida College in Newton. -
Syrian Student Worries About Her Future At Northeastern
College leaders fear Trump's travel ban on five Muslim-majority countries will have a chilling effect. -
A Good Superintendent Could Be Hard To Find
Boston faces challenges in its search for an experienced leader. -
New Harvard President Positions Himself As Cheerleader For Importance of Higher Education
Lawrence Bacow's early moves as president of Harvard suggest he's thinking beyond the walls of the Yard. -
Asian-American Group Backs Lawsuit Against Harvard Admissions
The Asian American Coalition for Education has not prevailed in a series of other discrimination complaints against selective colleges.
