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The U.S. Education Department is investigating foreign gifts made to Harvard and Yale as part of a broader review of international money flowing to American universities, officials said.

The Northeastern Huskies have repeated as men’s Beanpot champions. Again.

Two college students from Iran have filed civil rights complaints with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, saying they were mistreated and illegally denied entry into the country by federal officials at Boston’s Logan International Airport.

A Harvard University professor charged with lying about his role in a Chinese talent recruitment program must post a $1 million cash bond, a judge ruled Thursday.

Top Harvard scientist Charles Lieber was released from custody on $1 million bail after he was arrested for allegedly lying to the U.S. government over his ties to China.

Sahar Mohammadzadeh and Abby McElroy join Primary Source to discuss what they’ve learned and seen on the campaign trail in New Hampshire.

The head of Harvard University’s chemistry department appeared in Boston’s federal court Tuesday on charges of lying about his ties to a Chinese-run recruitment program and concealing payments he received from the Chinese government for research.

A man and woman were taken into custody Thursday afternoon near Harvard University after a brief shelter in place prompted by a report of a man with a gun. The initial report was tweeted out by Harvard University around 3:40 p.m., saying police were responding to a report of a male with a gun in the area of the Smith…

A lockdown was lifted at Harvard University Thursday afternoon shortly after a report of an armed man on campus. The man was taken into custody.

A Harvard University law professor announced Monday that he is suing The New York Times for what he calls “clickbait defamation” over a story the newspaper published related to donations from financier Jeffrey Epstein. Lawrence Lessig filed the lawsuit in response to a story the Times published on Sept. 14 about his thoughts on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology receiving…

There’s no way to sugarcoat this news: Nearly half of American adults will be obese within a decade and one-quarter will be severely so, a new report predicts....

It corrects for a weakness in previous estimates that may have made the problem seem not as big as it really is. Those estimates often relied on national health surveys and people tend...

Harvard University agreed to make its website and online courses friendlier to those who are deaf or hard of hearing as part of a settlement announced Wednesday in a federal lawsuit. The suit, filed in 2015 by the National Association of the Deaf, alleged that many of Harvard’s online videos, courses and podcasts did not include captions or were inaccurately...

According to Harvard University Astrophysics professor and department chair Avi Loeb, there is likely life outside of our planet and he says, “we are not special. When we thought that we were at the center of the universe we were proven wrong. The sun does not move around the earth.”

Dartmouth College will have to replace a microscope valued at more than $1.4 million after water from a storm damaged it. A college official said Wednesday that the electron microscope was damaged during a Sept. 24 storm and that Dartmouth was working with its insurer. It is hoping the microscope, which was housed at the Electron Microscope Facility, can be replaced soon.

Graduate students at Harvard University have voted to authorize a strike, but no date has been set for any walkout. The union represents close to 5,000 teaching and research assistants. It says it is at an impasse with the school on issues including pay, benefits and protections from discrimination.

After two unsuccessful campaigns for U.S. Senate in 2010 and 2012, Alan Khazei never thought he’d run for office again. But when Rep. Joe Kennedy announced he was running for Ed Markey’s Senate seat, creating a vacancy in the 4th Congressional District, Khazei decided this is his time.

The field for the 4th Congressional District of Massachusetts is getting more crowded.

For student and professional journalists alike, it’s a matter of ethical standards: The Harvard Crimson student newspaper, in its coverage of a campus protest against a federal immigration agency, reached out to the agency to ask for comment.

Lonnie Bunch, secretary of the Smithsonian, discusses the mission of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, which he previously directed.