Janet Lorin
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Harvard Faces Off With Protesters As MIT, Penn Clear Camps
The process of placing protesters on involuntary leave continues to move forward, a spokesperson for the school said Friday
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Harvard Faces Off With Protesters As MIT, Penn Clear Camps
The process of placing protesters on involuntary leave continues to move forward, a spokesperson for the school said Friday
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Harvard Gets Congressional Subpoena Over Antisemitism Probe
The House Education and the Workforce Committee escalated its fight with Harvard University by issuing subpoenas to produce documents, including minutes from its powerful leadership board and the endowment, as part of a months-long probe into antisemitism at the school.
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Harvard, MIT Tax Status Probed By Congress Over Antisemitism
The inquiry is the latest probe into the richest colleges after the Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas. The schools have accumulated massive wealth because of donations and investments.
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Harvard, MIT Tax Status Probed By Congress Over Antisemitism
The inquiry is the latest probe into the richest colleges after the Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas. The schools have accumulated massive wealth because of donations and investments.
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Harvard’s President Claudine Gay To Resign After Controversy
Claudine Gay is stepping down as president of Harvard University, ending a brief and tumultuous tenure.
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Harvard College Sees Early Applications Drop 17% From Last Year
Harvard College received 17% fewer applications for early admission from high school seniors this year, according the school’s website.
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Harvard College Sees Early Applications Drop 17% From Last Year
Harvard College received 17% fewer applications for early admission from high school seniors this year, according the school’s website.
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Harvard, Penn Heads Walk Back Genocide Answers After Backlash
The presidents of Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania were forced to issue statements clarifying their responses to a US congressional hearing on antisemitism after a barrage of criticism from business leaders and politicians that shows few signs of abating.
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Harvard, Penn, MIT Presidents Called Before Congress On Antisemitism
The presidents of Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will be called before Congress next week to address antisemitism on their campuses.
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Harvard, Yale Warned By Top Law Firms About Campus Antisemitism
Two dozen top US law firms sent a letter to more than 100 law school deans telling them to take an “unequivocal stance” against antisemitic harassment on their campuses.
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Harvard, Yale Warned By Top Law Firms About Campus Antisemitism
Two dozen top US law firms sent a letter to more than 100 law school deans telling them to take an “unequivocal stance” against antisemitic harassment on their campuses.
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Chaos Looms As $1.5 Trillion Student-Loan Pause Abruptly Ends
The Education Department is one of the largest financial institutions in the country, with $1.64 trillion in outstanding loans.
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Chaos Looms As $1.5 Trillion Student-Loan Pause Abruptly Ends
The Education Department is one of the largest financial institutions in the country, with $1.64 trillion in outstanding loans.
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Supreme Court Roils US Colleges With One-Two Punch On Race, Debt
With two landmark decisions in just over 24 hours, the U.S. Supreme Court could reshape higher education.
