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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Trump Administration Rescinds Obama-Era Guidelines On Considering Race In College Admissions
Guidance was designed to help colleges understand how to achieve racial diversity. -
Paul Reville: Laura Perille Is An 'Unusual Choice' For Interim BPS Superintendent
Former Mass. Education Secretary Paul Reville joined Boston Public Radio to talk about how Perille's lack of in-system experience might create challenges -
Lawsuit Against Harvard Goes After Diversity Model
A lot is at stake in a lawsuit claiming Harvard holds Asian-American applicants to higher expectations. -
The Best Boston High School You've Probably Never Heard Of
Hyde Park's New Mission Tries To Be An Exam School Without The Exam. -
Debt Relief? Former For-Profit College Students Are Still Waiting
Many attended schools that failed to deliver on the education they advertised. -
Harvard Defends Student Privacy In Asian-American Admissions Lawsuit
The university filed a defense in court hoping to protect its applicants and its admissions process. -
Tommy Chang Resigns Post As Superintendent Of Boston Public Schools
Chang was hired three years ago after a national search. -
Special Education Costs Force Some Districts To Cut Elsewhere
Educating kids with multiple disabilities can cost a lot. But it’s not a cost lawmakers expected when they came up with a formula for redistributing state tax revenues to less affluent districts 25 years ago. -
Mass. Risks Losing The Momentum That Made It A National Leader In Education
It is important that the House and Senate resolve their differences on K-12 funding. -
Group Claims Harvard Admissions Discriminates Against Asian-American Applicants
The lawsuit claims Harvard holds Asian Americans to higher academic standards than students of other races and ethnicities.
