AI-powered youth education has come to Boston. Teachers aren't happy.
Boston Teachers Union President Erik Berg speaks with GBH's All Things Considered Arun Rath about Alpha School, an AI-powered institution for youth education, that has opened its doors to Boston scholars.
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Explaining The Charges Against Harvard's Chemistry Chair
Federal prosecutors claim Charles Lieber lied about his ties to China -
On Campus Radio: A New Year, A New Decade In Higher Education
A look ahead at what to expect from the world of higher education as the new year gets into swing -
Feb. 25: Senate President Karen Spilka LIVE On Boston Public Radio
LIVE Broadcast of Boston Public RadioTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2020 | 11:00AM - 2:00PM Location:WGBH Studio at the Boston Public Library700 Boylston… -
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Mass. Schools Saw Better Participation After Starting Students' Day With Breakfast
Massachusetts schools saw "notable increases" in student participation after revamping their breakfast programs last year. -
Why A High-Performing School District Is Changing Everything With Competency-Based Learning
Melrose, Mass., says goodbye to the status quo to aim even higher for kids who were doing just fine. -
Elizabeth Warren Says She'll Cancel Student Debt If Elected President
Warren's plan would eliminate vast majority of student loan debt -
Liberal Arts Education Is A Long Term Investment, Study Finds
The degrees gain value over time due to adaptability of skills learned in liberal arts programs. -
MIT Report Details 'Significant Errors In Judgment' With University Ties To Jeffrey Epstein
Three vice presidents knew about donations from Epstein as early as 2013. -
Book Club: Yale Needs Women
Few thought it would ever happen but in 1969 the prestigious all male Yale University went coed. Author Anne Gardiner Perkins' new book, "Yale Needs Women, tells the stories of the first women on the Yale campus who faced extraordinary pressure to succeed.
