NTO poised to send first student to Yale
From the time he was a little kid, Adrian Rodriguez set high expectations for himself and he's all about fulfilling them. An 18-year-old New Tech Odessa senior, Rodriguez took early admission to Yale ...
Cancellation of Gaza panel prompts almost 200 Harvard affiliates to file discrimination complaints
Nearly 200 Harvard affiliates have filed discrimination complaints to the university after its medical school cancelled a ...
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Colorado students outperform most states on the ‘nation’s report card,’ yet struggle to reclaim pre-pandemic heights
Grades are in — and it appears Colorado has taken the adage, “You are your biggest competition,” to heart. While the state ...
Taking omega-3 supplements may slow down aging, a new study finds
Supplementing omega-3 fatty acids, nutrients in fish oil and walnuts, may help slow aging, especially if you exercise and ...
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A Guide to Taking Better Breaks at Work
Breaks from work, when taken strategically and effectively, are investments that deliver substantial returns — boosting focus ...
Here’s how Harvard women’s basketball continues to bring attention to Black History Month
Black History Game celebrates women who paved the way and continues shining a light for women who will follow.
The University of California Increased Diversity. Now It’s Being Sued.
The state’s elite campuses, prohibited from using race-based admissions for decades, are now admitting more Black and ...
U.S. to Probe Reports of Antisemitic Incidents at Top Medical Schools
Lawyers from the Department of Health and Human Services have launched investigations of several medical schools, including Harvard’s.
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Harvard’s New Speech Rules Continue Their Pattern of Repression
The university’s adoption of the IHRA definition of anti-semitism conflates critique of Israel with antisemitic speech, ...
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To Harvard Students Who Have Never Met a Conservative
Harvard students and faculty should use their vaunted skepticism on themselves and check out the other side — and that starts ...
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Graduate Students’ Union Weighs Bargaining Priorities Ahead of Third Contract Negotiation
Harvard graduate student union organizers presented articles for the union’s third contract in a general membership meeting ...
Harvard University sued for paying workers only once a month: ‘Withholding… millions of dollars’
Harvard University is the latest local school that has been slapped with a lawsuit for reportedly paying its employees only once a month. Weeks after Amherst College was sued for paying workers late, ...