Mass. colleges fear new 4-year visa cap could drive away international students
Colleges say the four-year limit on student visas could disrupt doctoral research and discourage talented students from coming to the U.S. Supporters say it's a manageable bureaucratic hurdle
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Boston Police Academy Holds Exam At Shuttered West Roxbury Education Complex, Despite 'Facility Emergency'
The city’s inspectional services department said the building was not viable past June 2019, but the Boston Police Academy used the building last week to hold a physical fitness test. -
Paul Reville: Overall, Educational Success Is Declining in Mass.
Massachusetts students led the nation in reading scores, but performed worse than two years ago. -
Newton Teachers Push For A Contract Agreement
Teachers will remain silent during required faculty meetings and will no longer attend voluntary committee meetings. -
On Campus Radio: After The Harvard Trial, Considering Race And Class In College Admissions
We talk to experts about the closely-watched trial's outcome and revisit reporting on discussions about diversity. -
Dorchester School Community Speaks Out Against Plan To Develop Athletic Field
A group of students, staff and neighbors of McCormack Middle School in Dorchester criticized a new plan to build a field house on their athletic field. -
Senators Press CFPB To Dig Into Public Service Loan Forgiveness Problems
The senators urged the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to do more to examine problems with a troubled loan forgiveness program, citing an investigative story by NPR this week. -
The Story Behind The Historic Football Game Between Harvard And Howard
Harvard's first game against a historically black university, Howard, could boost recruiting at both schools. -
Columnist Shirley Leung On The Harvard Discrimination Case Ruling
A judge ruled Harvard doesn't discriminate against Asian Americans. -
Paul Reville On Judge's Ruling In Harvard Case
Harvard's admissions process passes muster in federal court, but isn't perfect, Reville said. -
Some College Leaders Questioned Harvard's Defense in Admissions Case. Now They're Celebrating
Here's how Harvard won in the lawsuit alleging discrimination against Asian Americans.
