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Students who keep protesting face being placed on involuntary leave, which means they may not able to sit for exams and may risk losing their Harvard housing, according to the interim Harvard president's email.

Tents at Harvard and Brown went up three days after encampments at MIT, Emerson College, and Tufts University. The protesters are calling on the schools to divest from companies that support Israel.

Harvard Jewish Alumni Alliance met with interim university president Alan Garber last month requesting to launch a transparent inquiry of Harvards diversity, equity and inclusion offices.

The group has undertaken an extraordinary university-wide audit that seeks to identify sources of anti-Israel and anti-Jewish animus on campus, according to internal group communications and planning documents reviewed by the Globe.

Fed up with rising antisemitism, a group of Harvard alums launched a Jewish alumni association

The CEO of real estate investment and development firm Regent Properties is going all in on a growing office market.

The purchase represents the third investment from the firm's Regent Opportunity Fund V.

Plus: H-E-B breaks ground on 118,000-square-feet store in McKinney; McCormack Commercial's 1.3 million industrial development in Fort Worth; and more.

/PRNewswire/ -- Regent Properties ("Regent"), a vertically integrated real estate investment management and development firm, today announced it has acquired...

/PRNewswire/ -- Regent Properties ("Regent"), a vertically integrated real estate investment management and development firm, today announced it has acquired...