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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After Faculty Letter, The Three Finalists For UMass Boston Chancellor Position Withdraw
Marty Meehan, president of the UMass system, said he was "mortified" that the finalists were called unqualified in public forums. -
Mass. Education Law Author Says Act Overlooked Teachers
On the 25th anniversary of Massachusetts' landmark education law, participants try to explain why the overhaul didn't improve outcomes for all students. -
Wheelock College Graduates Final Class As An Independent Institution
Wheelock turns the page on its 133-year old history, before its June 1 merger with Boston University. -
UMass Closes Deal To Acquire Mount Ida In Newton
UMass Amherst has closed on its controversial real estate purchase of Mount Ida College, which abruptly shut down this month. -
Students’ Mental Health Struggles And Triumphs Showcased In 'Portraits Of Resilience'
Through stories and photographs, a new book showcases the struggles and triumphs of people on MIT's campus. -
Should Universities Be Held Responsible When Students Commit Suicide?
This week, the state's highest court ruled that M.I.T. could not be held responsible for the 2009 suicide of a 25-year-old graduate student. -
After A Decade Of Defying Expectations, A Girls' School In Afghanistan Celebrates 10 Years Of Educating Girls
The Zabuli Education Center, founded by an Afghan native who settled in Massachusetts after the Russian invasion of Afghanistan, is celebrating its tenth anniversary. -
Parents Around The State Get Lost Without Translation
A language gap can be a challenge for most of us. In schools, it can be against the law if parents don't get information about their children's education in a language they understand. -
Financial Stress Tests for Small Mass. Colleges?
One thing is for sure: more difficult days are ahead for small private colleges. -
Navigating Campus For The 'Not Rich': Students Launch A Crowdsourced Guide
University of Michigan students Griffin St. Onge and Lauren Schandevel have published an online guide that anybody can edit called “Being Not Rich at UM.”…
