• 2025.04.16 Phillip Levine opinions on funding freeze CBS News

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    With Trump ordering a freeze to funding, Harvard plans to cut staff and programs. "Two billion dollars is a lot of money for anybody, even for Harvard," economist Phillip Levine told WBZ.

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  • 2025.04.15 Jay Turner to win Guggenheim in 2025 The Boston Globe

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    A “Guggenheim” is one of the most sought-after honors in academe, arts, and culture. Professor Jay Turner is one of 198 scientists, social scientists, writers, artists and scholars to win the 2025 award.

  • 2025.04.15 Ismar Volić opinions on deportation WBUR

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    “In 2025, deportation would be a much more likely outcome at each and every of the junctures of my immigrant life,” writes professor and Bosnian refugee Ismar Volić. “The empathy that saved me is gone.”

  • 2025.04.14 Nicole Micheroni ‘07 federal authorities sent confusing email The Boston Globe

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    “It is time for you to leave the United States,” federal authorities wrote in an email received by immigration attorney Nicole Micheroni ‘07. Micheroni, who was born in Massachusetts, was confused.

  • 2025.04.11 Philip Levine calculates losses due to recent Trump policies Forbes

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    Economics professor Philip Levine has calculated how much funding universities could lose if they faced the cumulative effect of three recent policies attempted/proposed by the Trump administration.

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  • 2025.04.11 "Scream Tunnel" most enthusiastic part of Boston Marathon WCVB

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    The "Scream Tunnel" at Wellesley College is just prior to the halfway point of the Boston Marathon and is known as one of the loudest and most enthusiastic parts of the course.

  • 2025.04.10 William Cain on why The Great Gatsby is a misunderstood novel BBC

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    American literature expert and English professor William Cain reflects on why F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is the world’s most misunderstood novel.