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Tahmima Anam Explores Revolution, Sex Work and Survival in 'Uprising'

Tahmima Anam is the author of the Bengal trilogy: 'A Golden Age', 'The Good Muslim' and 'The Bones of Grace'. She is the recipient of the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book and the O Henry Award. 'Garments' was shortlisted for the BBC National Short Story Award. She was…

The Times of India

Harvard Built AI Clones of Its Professors and Sold Startup Courses for $699: 'Creepy'

Harvard Business School's Foundry course uses AI avatars of top lecturers to guide 760 founders through an 8-week online program for $699, preparing entrepreneurs for real-world investor pitches.

International Business Times UK

Harvard Business School, where MBA can cost over a crore, launches Rs 67,000 programme to teach how to do business

Harvard Business School has introduced an innovative AI-powered bootcamp featuring digital avatars modelled on its faculty to assist participants. Attendees can practise pitches and investor conversations with AI mentors, creating a unique environment for founders to refine their startup ideas. The initiative aims to broaden access to professional mentorship for…

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Lab-Grown Human Brain Tissue Survived Five Years and Kept an Internal Record of Every Month It Aged

Harvard researchers cultured cortical organoids for the past five years, then found that old cells skip developmental steps they had already completed.

Medical Daily

North Carolina vs. TCU Prediction Market: What to Expect in College Football Opener

TCU is a massive favorite over North Carolina on Kalshi in Week 0 college football.

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Harvard’s $699 startup bootcamp has professors who never sleep–but that’s because they’re AI clones

Founders can rehearse pitches, sales calls and board meetings repeatedly with avatars modeled on seven HBS faculty members

Fortune

Siwalik Hills Fossils Reveal the Prehistoric Megafauna That Lived Alongside India's Earliest Ancestors

The Hills Named After ShivaThe Siwalik Hills stretch in a long arc from Pakistan through northern India and into Nepal, running along the base of the Himalayan range. The name comes from Shiva, "Siva" in Sanskrit, and the range was once thought to be the matted hair of the god…

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Harvard urges international students to return to US before September 15 as F-1, J-1 visa rules change

Ahead of new US visa regulations set to come into effect on September 15, Harvard University has urged its international students and scholars to return to the country before the deadline.

The Times of India

Drake and Kendrick Lamar Album Releases Are Reportedly Causing a Shocking Surge in Traffic Deaths

A Harvard study finds a link between major album releases and increased traffic fatalities, highlighting the dangers of distracted driving during music streaming surges.

International Business Times UK

Mark Zuckerberg's wife Priscilla Chan’s parents escaped Vietnam by boat with no hope of reuniting with their family; decades later, their daughter became a Harvard graduate & philanthropist

Priscilla Chan's journey is rooted in her family's escape from war-torn Vietnam in search of safety and a better life. She became the first person in her family to attend college, graduating from Harvard before pursuing a career in medicine. After working as a paediatrician, she and her husband, Mark…

The Economic Times

A seemingly technical change to international student visas could disrupt teaching and research at US universities

The Trump administration is revising a visa rule for international students that in part determines how long, and under what conditions, they can stay in the country. The change sounds technical. Its effects are not.

The Conversation

Priscilla Chan’s parents fled Vietnam by boat; their daughter became the first in her family to attend college and later pledged millions to scientific research

Priscilla Chan’s journey from the daughter of Vietnamese refugees to a Harvard graduate, paediatrician and major science philanthropist is rooted in a family story shaped by war and migration. Her grandparents put her parents, who were teenagers at the time, on boats to flee Vietnam during the war. Chan grew…

The Times of India

Harvard warns international students to plan US return before new four-year visa limit begins

Harvard is advising international students and scholars to be in the US by September 15, when new visa rules take effect. Those entering or re-entering later could face four-year limits, shorter grace periods and new requirements for extensions, transfers and course changes.

The Economic Times

Conservative Father Warns Liberal Daughter Harvard Could 'Corrupt' Her Mind in Bid To Reverse Her Views

In a reality show episode, Sean Duffy warns his daughter about Harvard's potential influence, sparking online debate over educational values and political views.

International Business Times UK

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Harvard agrees to $53 million settlement over body parts stolen and sold by former morgue manager

Harvard University Medical School has agreed to pay $53 million to settle a class action lawsuit over its former morgue manager’s illegal sale of human remains

Fortune

Bill Ackman's $400 million brain institute was inspired by his daughter—and built outside elite universities, which he says are losing talent

The billionaire investor said campus politics and funding cuts have made academia less attractive

The Independent UK

Sean Duffy’s ‘Great American Road Trip’ reality series is a flop with fewer than 3,000 views per episode

Nearly 24 hours after the six-episode series aired on YouTube, fewer than 2,500 people had viewed the first episode

International Business Times UK

Harvard's Morgue Horror: $53M Settlement After Donated Body Parts Were Stolen and Sold on the Black Market

Harvard faces a $53M settlement after donated human remains were allegedly stolen and sold through a black-market network, exposing shocking failures inside its medical school morgue.

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Ex-DOJ Attorney Says Antisemitism Probes at Harvard, Brown and Columbia Were Decided Before Evidence Was In

A former DOJ lawyer says political appointees predetermined antisemitism probes at Harvard, Brown and Columbia before evidence was reviewed.

The Times of India

Harvard to pay $53 million after human remains donated to its medical school were stolen and sold on the black market

Harvard University has agreed to pay $53 million to settle civil lawsuits brought by families whose relatives donated their bodies to Harvard Medical School for research and education, after parts of those donated remains were stolen and sold in a nationwide black-market scheme. The scandal centred on Cedric Lodge, a…

International Business Times UK

Harvard Agrees to $53 Million Settlement To Resolve Lawsuits Over Stolen Morgue Body Parts and Organs

Harvard will pay $53 million to settle stolen body-parts lawsuits after a Massachusetts court stripped anatomical gift programmes of the immunity that once blocked such claims.

The Independent UK

Sean Duffy and his wife fear Harvard will corrupt their daughter’s mind

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Trump’s Transportation Secretary warns daughter Harvard would ‘corrupt’ her in new Road Trip series

Sean Duffy’s ‘Great American Road Trip’ has finally been released on YouTube — with the comment section turned off

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Families Donated Their Loved Ones’ Bodies To Harvard For Science, Until They Learned What Really Happened

Harvard has agreed to pay $53 million to families after donated remains were sold illegally.

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Harvard agrees to pay $53 million after former morgue manager sold donated body parts

A Boston state court judge gave preliminary approval to the settlement on Tuesday, according to US media, with Harvard saying the distribution of funds is expected to take several months.

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