Religion and church governance will never take a back seat at BYU, pledges LDS education commissioner
LDS Commissioner of Education Clark Gilbert tells an audience of lawyers that BYU has a religious mission and it will never ...
How Colossal Biosciences is turning de-extinction from sci-fi to reality here in Dallas
Colossal Biosciences CEO and co-founder Ben Lamm gets the Jurassic Park comparison. When your company is trying to bring back ...
Reese Witherspoon reveals how Legally Blonde role landed her real life jury part
Reese Witherspoon reveals how Legally Blonde role landed her real life jury part - In the 2001 comedy, the Hollywood actress ...
‘When you look good, you feel good’: Black hairstylists offer free services to fire victims
In response to L.A.'s still-raging wildfires, hairstylists and barbers are offering free hair services to affected Angelenos.
Harvard settles for being a little less antisemitic
Harvard University had to be dragged to court to make some small changes to prevent antisemitic outbursts on campus.
Trump’s Plan to Crush the Academic Left
He hoped, he said, to see Donald Trump’s administration aggressively investigate Ivy League institutions that, according to ...
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Following Dining Hall Crowds, Harvard College Won’t Say Whether It Tracked Wintersession Move-Ins
After long lines at the Adams House dining hall on Sunday and Monday, Harvard College declined to disclose how it prepared to ...
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Harvard’s Settlement of Lawsuits on Campus Antisemitism Are but Modest Steps Against an Entrenched Bigotry
The litigation piece of the effort to hold Harvard accountable is, fortunately, not yet over. The only non-anonymous ...
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Harvard has a lot for which to thank philanthropist Henry L. Warner
The name Henry Warner is a familiar one in Harvard because of the annual Warner Free Lecture series that he established in ...
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New working group tackles how to spend Harvard’s oversized opioid settlement
The Addiction Abatement Funds Working Group held its first meeting Jan. 2 to begin reviewing and recommending proposals to spend the $620,000 the town will receive from the national opioid settlement ...
Staff laid off at Harvard Slavery Remembrance Program, university outsources research
Staff told the Crimson, the Harvard student newspaper, that they were not given any advance notice of the decision Thursday to lay off staff and outsource research to American Ancestors of Boston.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski to vote against Hegseth, first Republican to oppose a Trump Cabinet pick
The Alaska Republican’s decision Thursday comes ahead of a crucial test vote to advance Hegseth’s nomination toward confirmation.