Education
Monday, June 30, 2025
After Federal Funds Dry Up, Harvard and Other Universities Seek Lifeline From Tech Industry and Big Pharma for Research Grants
‘That has prompted immediate action out of sheer necessity,’ a top Harvard official says.
By PERRY CHIARAMONTE |
Columbia’s Student Newspaper Unlawfully Endorsed Mamdani, Shai Davidai Claims
The Israeli-American professor says it ‘breached its non-profit status’ by wading into the mayoral primary.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY |
‘Setting Clear Boundaries’: Texas Governor Signs Into Law a University System-Wide Ban on Encampments, Masked Protests
Texas, which boasts one of the largest public university systems in the country, is the second state to implement an encampment ban.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY |
New MIT Study Suggests Using AI Such as ChatGPT Makes Writers Lazier, More Slow-Witted
By JOSEPH CURL |
In Bid To Keep Student Interest, College Board Shortens SAT Reading Passages to Social Media Post Lengths
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY |
New Texas Law Will Require Public Schools To Display Ten Commandments
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT |
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