The program’s fate offers one example of how Harvard’s promises to deal with campus antisemitism look on the ground.

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A new era in college sports officially began Friday when a judge approved a long-anticipated settlement that will rewrite the ...

That cut, however, came with a caveat — public colleges could earn the money back if they worked out a plan to shift the lost ...

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The University of Idaho on Tuesday called off plans to buy the operations and assets of the University of Phoenix, ...

President Trump’s latest orders bar visitors from a dozen countries and try, again, to block Harvard from enrolling foreign ...

The Board of Trustees’ inaction on tenure cases for professors not in the health sciences had stoked confusion on the campus.

The State University System of Florida’s Board of Governors voted down the former University of Michigan president’s ...

A statewide board rejected the sole finalist, Santa J. Ono, on Tuesday. Some faculty are concerned that the public failure ...