Sacred Heart Greenwich hears from advocate Haben Girma, a disability rights advocate, author and the first deafblind graduate of Harvard Law School, spoke at a Sacred Heart Greenwich assembly on Jan.

It is no secret that Massachusetts has one of the best education systems in the country. However, the state's rich history ...

Rosenberg shares these tips for adding supportive scents to our homes: Use essential oil diffusers, grow fresh herbs in a ...

Harvard Graduate School of Education adjunct lecturer Kimm Topping filed a class-action lawsuit against Harvard in January, ...

As faculty push for greater input in Harvard’s governance, some professors say the president’s absence has left the current ...

Harvard University is the latest local school that has been slapped with a lawsuit for reportedly paying its employees only once a month. Weeks after Amherst College was sued for paying workers late, ...

There’s no perfect alternative to the government databases, but some non-governmental organizations have their own datasets, ...

Along with his pioneering work as a Boston literary agent, Mr. Williams was deeply engaged "in civil rights in Boston, in ...

Harvard University abruptly terminated staff contributing to the research component of its Slavery Remembrance Program on Jan ...

A committee commissioned by the institution’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences found many Harvard students “prioritize ...

Although organizations and managers have a strong incentive to combat burnout, it is often difficult to detect — especially ...

The mission of the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation is to develop ideas and foster practices for equal and ...