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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Teaching Climate Change As Something 'Happening Right Here'
One Cape Cod middle school is taking kids out of the classroom and showing them how climate change is affecting the place where they live. -
Pay For Private University Chiefs Grows By 4 Percent
Presidents of America's private colleges and universities saw their pay increase by nearly 4 percent in 2016, with dozens receiving more than $1 million, according to a new report. -
In Many Schools, 'Climate Change Is Playing Catch-Up'
A lack of training for teachers is the primary reason why climate change is not discussed in schools, one expert found. -
United Auto Workers Delivers Petition To Boston College
Administrators have refused to recognize the graduate student union, which formed last year. -
MIT Associate Provost Recommends Against Cutting Financial Ties With Saudi Government
A preliminary report finds "no compelling reason" to sever links with organizations owned or operated by Saudi Arabia. -
Is The New Tax Law Impacting Alumni Giving?
The 2017 tax law has changed the incentives for making charitable donations, causing anxiety among small private colleges. -
Harvard Responds To Discrimination Lawsuit
Plaintiffs filed two separate lawsuits Monday, one in federal court and one in state court. -
The State Board of Higher Education Is Still Dealing With The Fallout From The Closing Of Mount Ida College
Former State Secretary of Education Paul Reville talked to Boston Public Radio about the fallout from the closing of Mount Ida College. -
Former Mount Ida Students Sue Administrators For Fraud
Six months after Mount Ida College in Newton shut down, a group of students is suing the school's former leaders and trustees for fraud. -
DeVos, Dartmouth Grapple With Sexual Misconduct On Campus
The education secretary proposes new regulations, while Dartmouth faces a lawsuit.
