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California College Professor Sues Students After Midterm and Final Exams Are Posted Online
An assistant professor at Chapman University filed a federal lawsuit accusing at least one student of posting parts of his midterm and final exams online.
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Harvard Scholar Calls on Mass. Universities to Sever Ties With Russia
A Harvard scholar is amplifying calls by anti-corruption researchers for Western institutions to stop accepting money with ties to Russia, including some right here in Massachusetts. Harvard University was named in an appeal published by the Anti-Corruption Action Center in Kyiv, urging all Western academic institutions and think tanks to cease any forms of cooperation with Kremlin-connected entities and sponsors….
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Russia-Ukraine Q&A: ‘We Need to Do More,' Experts Say
Local experts explain the impact of the U.S. ban on Russian oil, state that Russia has committed war crimes and call for more aid to Ukraine on NBC10 Boston’s newest series, “Russia-Ukraine War Q&A.”
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College Students Return to Boston Campuses With New COVID Protocols
Northeastern University, Emerson College and Boston College students return to class Tuesday with a laundry list of COVID testing and vaccination rules to abide by.
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College Students Return to Boston Campuses With Testing, Vaccine Mandates
Northeastern University, Emerson College and Boston College students return to class Tuesday with a laundry list of COVID testing and vaccination rules to abide by. Northeastern students are required to test once a week. The university has a vaccine requirement and everyone is required to have a booster shot when they begin class today. They also have an indoor mask…
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Some Mass. Colleges Implement Booster Mandates
COVID-19 booster shots are mandatory for students and staff at some higher education institutions in Massachusetts, including Emerson College, Bentley University and UMass Amherst.
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Mayor Janey Planning to Challenge Boston's Census Count
Mayor Kim Janey announced Friday that she is planning to challenge Boston’s 2020 Census count. She said the city sent a letter to the U.S. Census Bureau on Thursday announcing the city’s intentions based on research by the Boston Planning and Development Agency that showed the population count of 675,647 likely omitted significant portions of the city’s college student...