How Campuses Are Clamping Down on Pro-Palestinian Speech
January 2nd, 2024 by schoolbound
Universities are under tremendous pressure to stamp out antisemitism, but some say that is causing fear and curbing free expression.
The Newest Union Members Are Undergrads
January 2nd, 2024 by schoolbound
R.A.s working in college dorms help crime victims, enforce health protocols and handle mental health crises. They want more pay — and will strike to get it.
So Far, No Major Fallout for M.I.T. President After Contentious Testimony
January 2nd, 2024 by schoolbound
Dr. Sally Kornbluth, who is new to M.I.T., did not draw nearly as much fire as her counterparts at Harvard and Penn after last week’s congressional hearing.
Harvard president to remain after anger over testimony on antisemitism
December 13th, 2023 by schoolbound
Harvard President Claudine Gay received support from the university’s top governing board on Tuesday after days of backlash and calls for her removal.
Harvard president to remain after anger over testimony on antisemitism
December 13th, 2023 by schoolbound
Harvard President Claudine Gay received support from the university’s top governing board on Tuesday after days of backlash and calls for her removal.
Student loan servicer MOHELA sued, accused of mismanaging forgiveness
December 12th, 2023 by schoolbound
Borrowers say they were forced to make payments on student loans that should have been canceled.
Student loan servicer MOHELA sued, accused of mismanaging forgiveness
December 12th, 2023 by schoolbound
Borrowers say they were forced to make payments on student loans that should have been canceled.
Kentucky judge rules state charter school law is unconstitutional
December 12th, 2023 by schoolbound
He also said charter schools are not “public schools” as defined by the state charter.
John Brooks Slaughter, trailblazing leader at U-Md., dies at 89
December 12th, 2023 by schoolbound
Trained as an electrical engineer, he became the first Black president of the National Science Foundation in 1980. He later oversaw the University of Maryland.
Harvard faculty, alumni fight for president as push for free speech grows
December 12th, 2023 by schoolbound
More than 650 faculty at Harvard University signed a letter in support President Claudine Gay amid criticism of her congressional testimony on antisemitism.