Harvard Students Skip Class and Still Get High Grades, Faculty Say

Many students don’t do the reading and don’t speak up in class, according to a report. Now, professors are trying to change a ...

Harvard faculty admit students skipping class, not engaging with opposing views, and still getting good grades

A Harvard committee study revealed students stay in ideological bubbles and disengage from classroom learning as grade ...
The Harvard CrimsonOpinion

Harvard Is a Liberal Arts School. Our Courses Don’t Reflect That.

In order to fulfill its stated mission as a liberal arts school, Harvard must reform course requirements so students engage ...

Pete Hegseth railed against diversity and equity to generals. As a Harvard student, he had a much different take.

Before he became a top Trump administration attack dog on all things DEI, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth was a Harvard ...
The Harvard Crimson

Diana Eck, Harvard’s Leading Scholar of Religious Pluralism, Discusses ‘Pivot to Pluralism’ in Higher Education

Eck’s talk took up a topic that Harvard has embraced even as it shifts away from the language of diversity, equity, and ...

Hegseth championed diversity in Harvard masters policy brief

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth previously championed diversity in a 2013 policy brief for Havard’s Kennedy School before ...

Harvard faces an attendance problem — are students taking on too much?

A New York Times report found some Harvard students say networking offers more value than coursework. The post Harvard faces ...

MIT and Harvard Build “Invisible” Immune Cells That Obliterate Cancer

MIT and Harvard scientists have created engineered CAR-NK cells that can hide from the immune system and more effectively ...
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MIT and Harvard Medics Unleash Revolutionary CAR-NK Cells to Battle Cancer with Precision

Researchers at MIT and Harvard have developed CAR-NK cells, which could lead to more effective cancer treatment.

The ‘Best’ Colleges Aren’t the Best Forever

How we think about brands in higher education was largely decided centuries ago when America’s top colleges were established.
Opinion

NCAA creating college sports snitch line more farce than force

No one cheats like college football. Those coaching and those playing, those born and forced to choose between USC and UCLA, or Alabama and Auburn, or Indiana and Purdue, or Kansas and Kansas State, ...