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Keep Our Small Departments | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

A Proposal to Merge Harvard’s Small Language Programs Has Fallen Flat. What’s Next for the Humanities? | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Ohio State University has selected nine proposals for Good-to-Great Grant Program support. Sponsored by the Office of Academic Affairs (OAA), Good-to-Great Grants provide substantial strategic investment for up to five years to tenure-initiating

A 2020 University of Virginia graduate has accused one of her former professors of grooming, sexually assaulting and initiating an inappropriate romantic relationship during her tenure at the university, which

A 2020 University of Virginia graduate has accused one of her former professors of grooming, sexually assaulting and initiating an inappropriate romantic relationship during her tenure at the university, which

The University of Michigan Central Student Government hosted Rackham student Jared Eno, president of the Graduate Employees’ Organization, on

As hopes of reaching agreement fade, department heads are under pressure to pass all those who took classes taught by graduate workers before they walked out in March

University of Michigan students who did not have their grades inputted for the semester amid a graduate worker strike will receive A's.

TRINITY ON THE HILL NEWS RELEASETrinity on the Hill Episcopal Church is pleased to announce that the Rev. Mary Ann Hill will bejoining us as our new rector as of May 1. Reverend Mary Ann was ordained in 2002 after acareer at the University of Illinois as an academic advisor to graduate and undergraduate studentsin…