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For many progressives, it was a big moment. In 2019, Congress held its first hearing on whether the United States…

Despite the forecast, Boston remained mostly snow-free Tuesday. Few residents seemed upset that they were spared, except for the town’s…

They represent opposite corners at the University of Michigan, two sides of student activism that are caught up and almost…

New York City public schools on Tuesday began their first major experiment with distance learning since the coronavirus pandemic. More…

The resignation of Harvard President Claudine Gay on Tuesday followed a long list of plagiarism allegations that appeared to steadily…

Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday proposed a major education policy change that could change the way many schools across New…

Jonathan Henry, vice chancellor at the University of Maine at Augusta, hopes an email will arrive this month. He’s also…

With Jordan KisnerProduced by Adrienne Hurst and Aaron EspositoEdited by John WOriginal music by Aaron EspositoMade by Rowan Niemisto and…

Accusations of plagiarism appear to be the newest weapon in the raging battle for leadership and direction at elite universities.For…

Marc Tessier-Lavigne, Stanford’s president, resigned in August after an investigation found serious flaws in the studies he had overseen for…