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Tag: Harvard University

Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Gifted with Prestigious Newberry Library Award

Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. has profoundly impacted the field of African American genealogy throughout his distinguished academic journey. His insightful research has culminated in numerous publications, critically acclaimed documentaries, and the wide...

Trump's Visa Suspension for International Students at Harvard Blocked by Judge After University’s Legal Action

A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump’s latest effort to prevent international students from attending Harvard University. The temporary restraining order issued late Thursday by US District Judge Allison Burroughs followed an urgent re...

Trump's Clash with Ivy League Institutions Misses the Mark on Most Students' College Choices

Headlines frequently spotlight the conflict between former President Donald Trump’s administration and prestigious institutions like Harvard and Columbia. However, these elite universities cater to merely a fractional segment of the nearly 20 million...

AP-NORC Poll Reveals America's Divided Sentiment on College Campus DEI Initiatives

As former President Donald Trump aims to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in higher education, a recent poll indicates a complex public sentiment. Conducted by The Associated Press-NORC Center, it reveals that approximatel...

Trump Administration Suspends Harvard Research Grants Amidst Clash Over Political Ideology and Academic Freedom

The Trump administration has announced measures to restrict federal funding for Harvard University, suspending new research grants unless the institution implements certain political changes. Education Secretary Linda McMahon cited repeated violation...

Kennesaw State University Shuts Down Black Studies Program in Reaction to DEI Funding Cuts

The faculty in Black Studies, Philosophy, and Technical Communication were informed via email about the immediate deactivation of these majors. Dr. Catherine Kaukinen communicated that the closure follows a three-year low enrollment review. Critics a...

Martin University Celebrates 56th Commencement, Recognizing Outstanding Community Leaders

Martin University celebrated its 56th commencement at noon on May 31 in the Father Boniface Hardin Gathertorium, honoring 26 undergraduates and 22 graduates across various disciplines, including Teacher’s Prep and Business Administration. President S...

IRS Moves to Revoke Harvard's Tax-Exempt Status: What You Need to Know

The Internal Revenue Service is reportedly preparing to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status, a significant move amid the Trump administration's increasing pressure on the institution. This follows substantial funding cuts exceeding $2 billi...

Obama Commends Harvard's Tenacity Amid Trump’s Funding Cut Challenges

Former President Barack Obama lauded Harvard University for standing firm against what he termed the Trump administration's "unlawful demands" during a funding standoff, according to ABC News. On April 14, Harvard chose not to comply with inquiries r...

The Surprising Truth: How Free Tuition May Not Propel Black Students to Harvard

By Quintessa Williams | Word In Black (WIB) – Harvard University’s free tuition for families earning under $200,000 appears progressive. Yet, systemic barriers persist, hindering Black students' access. Segregated schools and wealth gaps mean that fi...