Boston federal judge stalls 4-year student visa cap
Judge says Trump administration’s proposed restriction could undermine research and the economy.
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New BPS Superintendent Brenda Cassellius Says She Plans To Ensure Families 'Feel Heard And Valued'
Cassellius, who served as Minnesota’s commissioner of education for eight years, will succeed Tommy Chang as former BPS Superintendent. -
Brenda Cassellius Tapped For Next Boston Superintendent
The Boston School Committee Wednesday night selected Brenda Cassellius to be the next superintendent of the city’s schools. -
A $50K Change Of Heart: Boston Uses District Money To Fund Superintendent Search Firm
After announcing last fall it would use foundation funds for the search, Boston Public Schools picked up most of the tab. -
Councilor Essaibi George: Each Superintendent Finalist Brings Something 'Unique' And 'Promising To The Table'
The Boston Public School Committee is set to vote on a new superintendent Wednesday. -
Analysis: Boston Superintendent Finalists Offer Different Approaches To Improving Schools
School committee members will choose from three candidates who offered different experiences, visions for the job and temperaments, from a candid, no-nonsense educator to more conciliatory and flexible policymakers. -
Lawmakers Debate Future Of Loan Relief For Public Workers
In 2007, the U.S. government made a promise to public service workers: Make 10 years of payments on their federal student loans and any remaining debt would be erased. But officials have largely failed to deliver. -
On Campus Radio: Fifty Years Of Black Studies; Small Colleges Fight Back
On this month's show, small colleges fight to survive and we revisit the effort to bring black studies into academia. -
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‘Eat Up’ Doc Takes A Look At Giving BPS Kids Fresh Food
A pilot program to phase out frozen food in schools has been expanded to more schools in the district. -
Fifty Years Ago, Brandeis Created One Of The First Black Studies Departments
Students occupied the administration building to enforce their demand for courses on the African-American experience.
