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Harvard University faces scrutiny over its decade-long partnerships with organizations linked to the Chinese Communist Party.

Universities around the world are under siege, cast as enemies and institutions in need of reform. Populist, right-wing governments are blaming universities for tearing at the fabric of nations, ...

Even the best-known third-party efforts — like former Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann’s Independent Party run for governor in ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has long helped pay for PBS, NPR and 1,500 local radio and television stations and ...

A new report estimates that U.S. colleges and universities could see their international student enrollment decline by as ...

After a judge ordered the NIH to reinstate biomedical research grants in June, scientists had a brief moment of celebration ...

Oh, and as Arthur C. Brooks, a professor at both the Harvard Kennedy School and at the Harvard Business School, pointed out ...

Harvard University is offering free online courses on popular topics like AI, cybersecurity, game development, personal ...

With budgets squeezed among SC's public and private colleges, endowments playing a bigger role. Furman and Clemson have the ...

When members of the Trump administration and their sympathizers suddenly become concerned about the “rule of law,” it does ...