Lina Khan, the former chair of the Federal Trade Commission, said Democrats must respond to Department of Government Efficiency-led cutbacks with a new vision for effective federal agencies in a ...

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Peter Salovey, who was university president from 2013 to 2024, wrote in an email to the News that he plans to resume teaching ...

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The Trump administration on Monday said it has started a new process to block Harvard University’s eligibility for federal grant money and its ability to enter into new federal contracts — yet another ...

The Bachelor of Science in Quantitative Economics provides quantitatively-oriented students an opportunity to incorporate more advanced mathematics into their Economics degree, expanding their ability ...