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A tomahawk once owned by Chief Standing Bear, a pioneering Native American civil rights leader, is returning to his Nebraska tribe after decades in a museum at Harvard

In Episode 2 of the new sports podcast “My New Favorite Olympian,” we interview sprinter Gabby Thomas about her other passion — improving health care in the Black community.

Only a select few can say they’re a Harvard University graduate. Fewer still can claim to be an Olympian. Gabby Thomas is both.

Being successful at work doesn’t always require a promotion. Often, , it all comes down to how effectively you get your points across to your bosses and colleagues, especially via digital communication like email or Slack.

Rapper IDK is launching a music business program at Harvard University for students of color

Rapper IDK is launching a music business program through Harvard University for students of color.

The justices Monday put off a decision about whether they will hear an appeal claiming Harvard discriminates against Asian American applicants, in a case that could have nationwide repercussions

Watch 2020 Olympic sprinter Gabby Thomas talk about how she managed to pursue her athletic career while studying inequities in the health care system at Harvard University in this full video interview from episode 2 of the My New Favorite Olympian podcast.

Watch a video preview of episode 2 of the new sports podcast My New Favorite Olympian with sprinter Gabby Thomas. Subscribe and listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast app.

For decades, the model minority myth has kept Asian Americans out of important equity conversations and held individuals back in school, at work and in life.

Viola Davis was named Woman of the Year on Friday by Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals. “Viola has inspired our company with her incredible grit and determination, and we cannot wait to celebrate her successes, strong character and wonderful talent,” said Jessica Moore, the group’s president, in a statement. Davis is scheduled to be honored April 22 in an...

The neurological symptoms of “long COVID” can linger months after an initial infection and even if the initial case of the disease was mild. Dr. Aditi Nerurkar, a Harvard physician, weighs in after 85 of 100 people in a study experienced brain fog, headaches, dizziness and other symptoms.

A Harvard University professor who had close ties to Jeffrey Epstein and is accused of giving the disgraced financier an office on campus will be barred from starting new research or advising students for at least two years, the school announced Thursday. Martin Nowak will be allowed to continue teaching during that period, but other contact with students will be…

Prince George’s County high school students Alexa Figueroa and Dennis Martinez made history as they won Harvard University’s first debate tournament in Spanish.  The Northwestern High School seniors had only previously debated together in English tournaments. But with this win, they said they feel comfort and satisfaction from being able to compete in their language of origin.  “I feel...

Two students from Northwestern High School take the top prize, winning Harvard University’s Spanish debate tournament.

According to Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner, there are multiple types of human intelligence—each representing different ways of how we process information. And understanding where you have an advantage can help you achieve success.

A child’s brain isn’t a miniature adult brain. It’s a brain born under construction that wires itself to the world—and parents must to create an environment that’s rich with wiring instructions.

Cornel West announced Monday that he will be leaving Harvard for the Union Theological Seminary in New York, weeks after the famed philosopher and activist said the university denied his request for tenure. In an interview with The Boycott Times Monday, West said he could “only take so much hypocrisy,” despite finding “much love” at Harvard. West confirmed the news…

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“I hope the message is that Black men, and young African Americans in general, belong at these universities.”