Federal investigation finds Harvard failed to protect Jewish students on campus
The Trump administration is threatening to cut all federal funding from the Ivy League school if it fails to take action.
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The newest benefit at top companies: Private college admissions counseling
Employers say it’s a way to attract and retain workers. Critics call it another leg up for the rich. -
The 'new' homeschoolers
In Pennsylvania, homeschooling rose by 53 percent in 2021-22. And in New York, it rose by 65 percent. -
How to deal with back-to-school anxiety, according to a school psychologist
It's normal for kids to feel nervous about starting a new school year, he said. -
How one Boston-area teacher uses AI in the classroom
It's something students will have to learn how to use, Peabody Public Schools teacher Erika Sandstorm said. -
Biden administration unveils toolkit for campus diversity after Supreme Court decision
New federal guidance encourages universities to promote racial inclusivity through creative, lawful admissions strategies. -
After delays and pushback, Cambridge schools are bringing back 8th grade Algebra 1
Cambridge Public Schools superintendent said the district is "not leveling down." -
Plans advancing for $18M demolition, renovation of West Roxbury Educational Complex
The building’s demolition and reconstruction is expected to begin in 2026. -
Feds launch civil rights investigation into Harvard's admissions practices
The initial complaint argued that donor and legacy admissions preferences disadvantage students of color. -
How the lowly fruit fly is an incredible asset in alcohol addiction research
Scientists say they share many genes that cause human disease, making them a valuable research tool. -
Boston has a new Literacy Task Force. Meet Manuel Coronado, one of its members.
Coronado came to Boston in 2018 without knowing English. Now, he's helping others in the community bridge that gap, too.
