Massachusetts
Boston University Graduate Workers Vote to Authorize Strike
Graduate workers voted 90% in favor of authorizing a strike.
Fintech, STEM, and AI: How Worcester Polytechnic Institute Is Shaping Future Business Leaders
Innovative project hubs around the world immerse Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) business students in real-world learning. Here’s how WPI is shaping the future of business education.
Boston Questrom Business School to Launch New Institute
A new institute at the Boston University Questrom School of Business will explore businesses’ impact on society.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute to Launch STEM MBA
A growing number of business schools are offering STEM-designated master of business administration (MBA) programs that focus on data and other high-demand fields.
UMass to Offer Scholarships to Top Community College Students
The new Community College Advantage Scholarship will award at least $5,000 per year for students to finish their bachelor’s degrees at UMass.
Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns After Testimony on Antisemitism, Plagiarism Accusations
Alan M. Garber, the university’s provost and chief academic officer, will serve as interim president, the Harvard Corporation announced.
Ivy League Era: Harvard To Offer Course on Taylor Swift
Harvard University is the latest institution to offer a course on the 12-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter.
Massachusetts to Expand Financial Aid for College Students With $62M Investment
The MASSGrant Plus Expansion helps students at public colleges with tuition and fees and will impact 25,000 students.
Harvard to Give Qualifying Undergrads ‘Launch Grant’ for Post-Grad Boost
Harvard University is giving a $2,000 grant to third-year students from families who make $85,000 or less to help them launch their post-graduate lives.