NBC Los Angeles15h
Bill Gates regretted leaving Harvard: I spent Microsoft's first year trying to get a friend to ‘take charge,' so I could return
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates struggled intensely with the “stay or go” decision that ultimately made him a billionaire.
The Harvard Crimson1d
SNHU President Encourages Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education at HGSE Event
Southern New Hampshire University President Paul J. LeBlanc said universities should use artificial intelligence in ...
The Harvard Crimson1d
Harvard Vice Provost Encourages Controversial Discussions in Classrooms at HGSE Event
Harvard Vice Provost for Advances in Learning Bharat N. Anand said the University is encouraging teachers to broach ...
Harvard Kennedy School1d
A giant in his field and a caring mentor, Christopher “Sandy” Jencks has died at 88
Harvard Professor Christopher “Sandy” Jencks, a sociologist who won accolades for his pioneering research on economic ...
Jacobin1d
Unionizing the “Cultural Apparatus”
By then, he had started writing about the “cultural apparatus,” which he defined as “composed of all the organizations in ...
This millennial's startup raised $120 million. He reveals what helped him succeed — and says it's ‘more crucial' than hard work
Desmond Lim, Workstream’s CEO, shares his journey — from his early financial struggles as the child of hourly workers, to ...
Is a college degree really worth it? Inside the heated debate about the value of higher education.
The answer is usually yes — but not always, according to a new return-on-investment tool that’s gaining traction among ...
The College Fix3d
Harvard grad students whine about event on Musk, government waste
OPINION: Harvard grad students are upset the Institute of Politics hosted an accomplished British businessman and public ...
Fordham University3d
Admissions Scholarships
A minimum of an $8,000 scholarship for students who qualify and are attending an M.S. program (Info Technology, Business ...
GBH4d
Colleges, attorneys general challenge Trump’s research cuts
The National Institutes of Health says only 15% of federal money put toward medical research can be spent on things like rent ...
The New York Sun6d
Too Many ‘A’ Grades: Harvard Moves to Restore Academic Rigor After Years of Grade Inflation
On the chopping block might be such classes as ‘Anime as Global Popular Culture’ and ‘Zombies, Witchcraft, and Uncanny ...
Tenino and Centralia College alum to graduate from Harvard and begin U.S. Air Force officer and pilot training
In the decade since he left Southwest Washington, Tenino High School and College graduate Aaron Flahaut has achieved ...