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Harvard faculty urge college to let disciplined student protesters graduate on time - Vimarsana News

Harvard faculty urge college to let disciplined student protesters graduate on time

Harvard seniors who participated in the 20-day protest encampment have passed one of three major hurdles that would allow them to graduate on-time this week.

Source: wbur.org
MIT faculty outraged by suspensions after pro-Palestinian encampment - Vimarsana News

MIT faculty outraged by suspensions after pro-Palestinian encampment

MIT and Harvard have meted out harsher penalties thus far than any other Massachusetts institutions with protest encampments on their campuses this spring.

Northeast, midwest cities rebound, but fastest growth in South - Vimarsana News

Northeast, midwest cities rebound, but fastest growth in South

(The Center Square) – Cities in the south grew at the fastest clip in 2023, according to latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau, while midwest and northeast cities rebounded.

Northeast, Midwest cities rebound, but fastest growth in South - Vimarsana News

Northeast, Midwest cities rebound, but fastest growth in South

(The Center Square) – Cities in the South grew at the fastest clip in 2023, according to the latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau, while Midwest and Northeast cities

President of Harvard says college protest students to be put on leave if they don't vacate Harvard Yard - Vimarsana News

President of Harvard says college protest students to be put on leave if they don't vacate Harvard Yard

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.