Princeton Beats Harvard in OT for 14th Straight Victory
No. 20 Princeton women's basketball team defeated Harvard 82-79 in overtime, extending their winning streak to 14 games. Madison St. Rose and Ashley Chea led with 19 points each.
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Harvard Falls to Third as Chinese Universities Lead Science Rankings
The latest CWTS Leiden Ranking 2025 reveals a seismic shift in global science leadership. Harvard University drops to third place, while China's Zhejiang and Shanghai Jiao Tong Universities claim the top spots.
NAACP Fund Slams Harvard's Race-Censorship in Admissions
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund condemns Harvard's new policy barring alumni interviewers from mentioning race in evaluations, calling it discriminatory and unlawful under civil rights law.
Telangana CM to Join Harvard Leadership Program in 2026
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy will participate in Harvard Kennedy School's week-long executive program on leadership in January 2026, becoming the first sitting Indian CM to do so.
Harvard Professor's AI System Makes Brain Mapping Faster
Indian-origin Harvard professor Aravinthan Samuel leads SmartEM, an AI-guided system that accelerates brain mapping by making microscopes smarter and more efficient.
Chinese Universities Rise in Rankings, US Schools Decline
Chinese universities like Zhejiang University top global academic output rankings, while Harvard falls to third. US schools face funding cuts and declining international student numbers.
Harvard Drops to No. 3 as Chinese Universities Lead Research
Harvard University has fallen to third place in global research rankings, overtaken by Chinese institutions. Experts warn this shift reflects a broader trend in higher education dominance.
Harvard Drops to No. 3 as Chinese Universities Rise in Research Rankings
Harvard University has fallen to third place in global research rankings, overtaken by Chinese institutions. Experts warn this shift reflects broader trends in higher education funding and global competition.
Harvard Indian Student Enrollment Falls 31%
Indian student numbers at Harvard University dropped sharply to 545 in Fall 2025, a 31% decline from previous year, even as overall international enrollment reached record highs.
Harvard-Backed Program Trains Women for Political Office in Tamil Nadu
V Margatham from Cuddalore and Nilavazhagi S from Tiruvallur joined Thenkoodu, a free political training program supported by Harvard Kennedy School, to learn campaigning and leadership skills for upcoming elections.
India Tops US Student Numbers, Harvard Data Shows Nuanced Picture
India sends more students to the US than China, but Harvard's enrollment data reveals contrasting academic strategies between the two nations in elite institutions.
Jharkhand CM Schools Start Pre-Board 2 Exams
JEPC commences Pre-Board 2 exams for 13,660 students in CM Schools of Excellence. A special monitoring cell ensures fair conduct. Read about the new grading and remedial class plan.
Harvard Dean Fired Over Social Media Posts
Harvard University dean Gregory Davis removed after student news outlet exposes posts condoning violence, looting, and criticizing police. His wife sets up GoFundMe. Details inside.
Gurugram Court Restrains Firm from Using Harvard Trademark
A Gurugram commercial court has issued an interim injunction against BIG Red Education for unauthorized use of the 'HARVARD' trademark in its programs and websites, citing potential reputational harm.
Jalandhar Student Selected as Assistant Director at Harvard MUN
A student from Jalandhar's DAV College has been selected as Assistant Director for the prestigious Harvard MUN Dubai conference, a significant achievement in Model UN circles. Read his inspiring journey.
Harvard Chief: Faculty Politics Hurt Open Debate
Harvard President Alan Garber says professors' personal views in classrooms discourage student debate. He links it to rising campus intolerance and antisemitism. Read his candid podcast remarks.
3 Key Heart Numbers to Know for a Healthy Life
Harvard experts reveal the three crucial numbers—blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar—that are vital for assessing your heart health. Learn what they mean and how to manage them.
Harvard Chief: Professors' Politics Harm Student Debate
Harvard University President Alan Garber says professors bringing personal politics into class stifles student dissent. He pledges a return to objectivity. Read his full critique.
Major Reforms Reshape Indian School Education in 2025
India's school education undergoes a multi-faceted transformation in 2025 with a new 5+3+3+4 structure, two board exams, and a push for skills. Explore the key changes and challenges.
US Colleges Quietly Lowering Academic Standards for Gen Z
Elite US universities are softening curricula, offering single-book courses & remedial math. Is this empathy or academic dishonesty? Explore the alarming trend.
Harvard Violated Labor Law, Must Give Report to Union
The NLRB ruled Harvard University violated federal law by withholding an investigative report from its police union. Judge Paul Bogas ordered immediate release. Read the full story.
Indian-Origin Student Who Sued Zuckerberg Over Facebook
Before Facebook, Divya Narendra created Harvard Connection. He sued Mark Zuckerberg and won a $65M settlement. Discover the untold story of the Indian-origin prodigy behind the legal battle.
Chandigarh Teachers Back Online Classes for Student Safety
Chandigarh Teachers' Association supports the education department's move to online remedial classes, citing student safety during severe cold. Read their full statement and the reasons behind this decision.
Harvard Grad Explains Why She Chooses India Over US
Charmie Kapoor, a Harvard graduate, shares why living in India offers unique lessons in gratitude, community, and impact that shape personal and professional growth.
How UPF Diet Harms Your Brain & Mental Health
New research from Harvard experts reveals a strong link between ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and mental health issues like depression and anxiety. Learn the 6 key risks and how to protect your brain with diet.
Gladwell: Don't Go to Harvard for STEM If You'll Be Bottom Half
Author Malcolm Gladwell warns science students against elite universities where they might rank low. His 'big fish, small pond' theory suggests better success at second-choice colleges. Essential reading for 2025-26 aspirants.
Why this Harvard grad chose India over the US
Charmie Kapoor, a Harvard-educated professional, shares why emotional fulfilment and community in India outweigh material comforts of the US. Discover her unique perspective.
Harvard's MEDscience Ignites Young Minds in Bengaluru
Bengaluru hosts Harvard Medical School's first Indian MEDscience program. 20 students tackled cancer diagnostics & clinical simulations. Discover how immersive learning is shaping future innovators.
Gumla launches drive for better JAC Class 10, 12 board results
Gumla district administration launches 'Board Exam Vijay Abhiyan' with a control room & nodal officers for monitoring. Focus on weak students, remedial classes, and strict action against non-performers to improve JAC results.
Harvard Study: 33% of Delhi's PM2.5 is Ammonium Sulfate
A new Harvard-CREA study reveals a third of Delhi's PM2.5 is harmful ammonium sulfate, formed by air chemistry. Learn its health risks and what can be done to protect yourself.
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