Bard College at Simon's Rock closure not a surprise to some
The college, founded in the mid-1960's announced this week it will be closing its Great Barrington campus and will be shifting operations to New York State.
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A new school year launches in Boston
As students and teachers in Boston head back into city classrooms, Superintendent Mary Skipper sends her thoughts to students, parents and educators in Winder, Georgia. -
Local colleges brace for campus protests, disruption
Colleges and universities are preparing for the return of campus demonstrations tied to the war in Gaza and a fast-approaching US presidential election. -
Historically Black Colleges see rising enrollment
A year after the Supreme Court's affirmative action ban, Massachusetts students are enrolling at HBCUs in record numbers. -
Time to wake up early kids, it's back to school!
While students across Massachusetts are gearing up to head back to school this week, GBH spoke with local school leaders about what's in store for the new school year. -
Massachusetts expands tuition-free community college to cover all students
New MassEducate program is among the broadest in the nation, though private colleges worry it may cost them students. -
After 7 months as interim, Harvard names Alan Garber president
Alan Garber has served as Harvard’s president since January, trying to steady the university. -
Gloucester parent wins free speech case against schools
A Gloucester parent wins a First Amendment appeal after facing retaliation from Gloucester Public Schools for recording and posting a video of his conversations with school officials on social media. -
Brockton names new interim superintendent amid turmoil
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Will the next president of Boston College be Jesuit?
After Father William Leahy departs, debate emerges over choosing another Jesuit or a lay president. -
One year after ban on race-conscious admissions, Black and Hispanic student applications are up
The initial findings contrast with the predictions of a major losses to diversity on campus following the Supreme Court’s 6-3 court ruling last summer.
