‘Important to everybody, not just Harvard’: Professors celebrate research funding restoration
Federal judge’s ruling Wednesday is a victory for academic freedom and democracy, researchers say.
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Community Conversation: Race And College Admissions
What's at stake in the Supreme Court decision on race and college admissions? -
Parents worry about moving O'Bryant exam school to West Roxbury
Boston city officials announced plans to move the school earlier this month. -
What’s at stake in the college affirmative action case before the Supreme Court?
A ruling could end 40 years of improved diversity on campuses -
Deep cuts to Brockton schools budget spark layoffs of at least 130 positions
District officials blamed student enrollment declines for the $18 million budget deficit. -
Boston exam school to get grand new home, vocational school renovations planned
Projects expected to cost $18 million. -
Who benefits from affirmative action in college admissions? Not who you think.
Barriers to admission and financial aid hurt the neediest students most. -
New poll finds school safety, academic success are top concerns for Massachusetts parents
Some cite decline in extracurricular options post-pandemic. -
Roxbury Community College celebrates its 50th anniversary with fanfare and hip-hop
“It's really a testament to this community's strength and resilience." -
Mass. gets a 'C-' for lead in school drinking water
Analysts praised Massachusetts for having "the most robust voluntary program in the nation." -
The vacant West Roxbury Education Complex will be recommissioned as a high school
Mayor Wu said the reopening is part of a larger initiative to build equity among city schools.
