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Harvard will make tuition free for students of families making less than $200,000 a year and totally free for those making under $100,000

Policy goes into effect this fall.

Fortune

Want Free Tuition From Harvard? It Won't Be So Easy - Here's How To Know If You Qualify

Harvard University has announced a significant expansion of its financial aid program, which aims to make undergraduate education more accessible.

International Business Times UK

Harvard Expands Financial Aid: Who Qualifies For Free Tuition Under The New Policy?

Harvard University announced Monday that Harvard College will be made free for students from families earning $100,000 or less. Meanwhile, students from families earning $200,000 or less will receive free tuition.

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Harvard is offering free tuition to students whose families earn less than $200K

The financial aid expansion will go into effect for the 2025 to 2026 academic year

The Independent UK

Where to Pick Upsets in Your Women’s NCAA Tournament Bracket

The numbers don’t lie: When it comes to the women’s NCAA tournament, don’t go looking for giant slayers in the first round.

Sports Illustrated

Thinking of leadership as a craft would create better leaders: Author Jennifer Garvey Berger

Jennifer Garvey Berger is well known for her acclaimed books on leadership. A Harvard graduate, Jennifer is the CEO of Cultivating Leadership that supports leaders to thrive in complexity.

The Times of India

Samuel Adams’s founder says Harvard doesn’t teach one crucial skill for entrepreneurs

Jim Koch says the Ivy League institution doesn’t teach one crucial skill for entrepreneurs.

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Predictions for the Women’s College Basketball Bracket: Who Are the No. 1 Seeds?

Ranking the top teams, picking bubble teams and even national title winners before the NCAA tournament bracket is revealed.

Sports Illustrated

Some universities are freezing hiring as Trump threatens federal funding

Universities across the U.S. have announced hiring freezes due to the risk of federal funding cuts under President Donald Trump’s administration

The Independent UK

A new definition of antisemitism from Universities Australia is attracting criticism – two historians explain why

Since Hamas’s attack on Israel on October 7 2023, and Israel’s war in Gaza, there has been a sharp increase in antisemitic incidents, some of these occurring at Australian universities. The war’s ongoing reverberations have led to renewed controversy over the question of when criticism of Israel and support for…

The Conversation

Cleo Carney’s heartfelt introduction of her dad Mark Carney, who is set to become the 24th Canadian Prime Minister: "A leader who always shows up"

Banker-turned-politician, Mark Carney is all set to become the next prime minister of Canada. He won Sunday's Liberal Party election with nearly 86% of the vote. Mark replaces longtime Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau.

The Times of India

Harvard hits pause on hiring after Trump slashes funding at fellow Ivy League school Columbia

The Trump administration pulled $400 million in grants and contracts from Columbia University last week over its demonstrations in defense of Gaza

The Independent UK

Gen Z students are rebelling against their parents’ Ivy League dream and choosing a different ideal university instead

MIT is students new No. 1 choice for college, but low acceptance rates and high tuition costs could kill that dream.

Fortune

Will Trump put a Fox News host on the US supreme court? Mark Tushnet can’t rule it out

In his new book, the Harvard law professor argues against originalism and for putting non-judges on the highest court

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Brazil fights Harvard to reclaim African rebel’s skull after 190 years

The remains were taken to the US during a revolt led by Muslim slaves

The Guardian - UK

‘I screamed and the world listened’: how astronaut Amanda Nguyen survived rape to fight for other victims

Assaulted at 22, Nguyen was shocked to find she would have to pay for her rape evidence kit – which might be destroyed long before any court case. She talks about her battle for survivors’ rights, and the ambition that is taking her into space

The Conversation

Bill Gates’ origin story describes a life of privilege, exposing the DNA of some of the tech industry’s problems

Bill Gates, cofounder of Microsoft, is one of the world’s richest men. He is also a highly controversial figure.

The Guardian - US

‘Let’s dig into the archives and tell the truth’: interrogating Yale’s connections to slavery

Pulitzer prize winner David Blight follows his biography of Frederick Douglass with a deep dive into his university’s dark past

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From dorm rooms to boardrooms: This U.S. college has created more billionaires than anywhere else, including Mark Zuckerberg and Jamie Dimon

Harvard University has the most billionaire alumni, and with others like Stanford educating Larry Page and MIT teaching Sam Bankman-Fried.

International Business Times

Komil Allamjonov Interview: Serial Entrepreneur And Former Top-Level Uzbek Official Sets Sights On US

Allamjonov was a key driver of democratic reforms in the former Soviet client state, which gained its independence in 1991. Now, he is setting his sights on the U.S.

The Independent UK

Benson Boone responds to Mark Zuckerberg’s serenade impression of him

Zuckerberg recreated Boone’s performance of his hit single ‘Beautiful Things’ at the 2025 Grammy Awards in a sequin blue jumpsuit

Reason

Banning Diet Supplements Won't Stop Teen Eating Disorders

Dietary supplement bans for minors may spread—but they’ll be costly, confusing, and ineffective.

Fortune

This robotics company which accepts less than 1% of internship applications say they look for candidates with these qualities

With a .08% new hire rate, getting an internship at Gecko Robotics is harder than getting into Harvard.

The Times of India

Harvard expert recommends THIS 4-minute activity to boost brain health

While health experts are raising alarms about the growing incidence and early onset of dementia, it is essential to adopt healthy practices to keep the brain health in check.

The Times of India

Harvard doctor shares 5 common signs that indicates essential vitamin and mineral deficiency

Our body constantly sends signals when something is lacking, and often, we tend to ignore these subtle signs. Nutritional deficiencies can lead to various health issues, and some common physical symptoms can indicate what essential nutrients might be missing.

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