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If we think of universities principally as generators of knowledge, expanding international enrollments clearly makes sense.

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The British called a king’s ability to pardon the “prerogative of mercy,” and the Founding Fathers granted that superpower to ...

Trans people fought police alongside gays and lesbians after a 1969 raid on the Stonewall Inn. A government website now tells just part of the story.

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Shannen Dee Williams, Ph.D., associate professor of history at the University of Dayton, presented “In the Shadow of the ...

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Leading academic institutions have been toppled before in centers of learning such as Berlin and Beijing. Is Boston next?

Trump declared himself “so disappointed” in the Federalist Society because of its “bad advice” on judicial nominations. But ...