M.J. KOCH
Ms. Koch graduated in 2023 from Harvard College, where she was the…
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The university’s president, Alan Garber, has some challenging days ahead.
With the NCAA Championship Set for Monday, NIL Is Tipping the Scales in Favor of Bigger, Wealthier Schools
A new revenue-sharing plan is set to begin in July that critics warn could widen the gap between the ‘haves’ and ‘have nots.’
Trump’s War on Higher Education Will Be Waged Beyond Elite Universities
Critics warn that some educational institutions could face existential danger.
As DOGE Targets Higher Education, Universities Might Save Themselves by Cutting Costs on Their Own
Harvard students develop on X a ‘DogeU’ account that posts about university grants they say should be cut.
Chainsaw-Wielding Trump Administration’s Focus on Social Security Agency Sends Shivers Down the Spines of Millions of Older Americans
Musk’s cost-cutting measures are raising the risk of disruptions at the agency, which provides the primary source of income for many older Americans.
Trump, in a Rebuke of the GOP Status Quo, Wants To Engage, Not Isolate, America’s Rivals
The president sees Putin and Xi as dealmakers, like him, according to pundits of the ‘realist’ school of foreign policy.
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