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This drug for arthritis might restore your hair growth
A novel treatment for alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease that causes unpredictable hair loss, has been discovered.
This lab-grown human brain can live for nearly 7 years
In a major breakthrough, researchers at Harvard University have successfully grown mini human brain organoids for an unprecedented period of nearly seven years.
Harvard to pay $53M to settle body part theft lawsuit
Harvard University has agreed to a $53 million settlement over civil lawsuits related to the illegal sale of human remains. The remains had been donated for scientific research at its medical school.
China overtakes US in total R&D investment
China has officially overtaken the United States in total research and development (R&D) investment, marking a major shift in the global scientific landscape.
This blood test detects thousands of genetic conditions in fetuses
Scientists have developed a new maternal blood test capable of detecting thousands of serious genetic conditions in a developing fetus.
Who is Nithya Raman, Indian-American politician in LA mayoral race
Nithya Raman, an Indian-American urban planner and politician, is emerging as a strong contender in the 2026 Los Angeles mayoral runoff.
More students fail computer science classes as AI reliance grows
The University of California, Berkeley, has seen a spike in failing grades in its computer science classes. The trend was particularly prominent during the Spring 2026 semester.
Meet Nirmal Narvekar, Harvard's Indian-American fund manager retiring in 2027
Nirmal Narvekar, an Indian-American financier, has announced his retirement from Harvard University in 2027.
From billionaire to governor nominee: Vivek Ramaswamy's political rise explained
Vivek Ramaswamy, a biotech entrepreneur and Republican politician, has won the GOP nomination for Ohio governor.
Convicted Harvard scientist sets up brain implant lab in China
Charles Lieber, a prominent American scientist and expert in brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), has rebuilt his research lab in Shenzhen, China.
Just 40% Americans support data centers in their neighborhood: Poll
A recent survey by Harvard and MIT has revealed that 40% of Americans are in favor of data centers being built in their neighborhoods.
Drinking coffee, tea may lower risk of dementia: Study
A recent study has found that drinking two to three cups of caffeinated coffee or one to two cups of caffeinated tea daily could lower the risk of dementia by 15-20%.
Hacker group publishes alleged personal data from Harvard, UPenn breaches
A notorious hacking group, ShinyHunters, has claimed responsibility for last year's data breaches at Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn).
Are ultra-processed foods as harmful as cigarettes?
Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) share characteristics with addictive substances and warrant regulation due to their potential for compulsive use, a new study has claimed.
Trump seeks $1B damages from Harvard over federal funding dispute
The United States President Donald Trump has announced his administration's decision to seek $1 billion in damages from Harvard University.
New blood test can predict risk of heart disease
A team of scientists from Harvard and Oxford universities is developing a simple blood test to predict the risk of complications from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), the most common inherited heart condition.
Why ex-Harvard president Larry Summers has resigned from OpenAI board
Former United States Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has resigned from the board of directors at OpenAI.
'Deeply ashamed': Ex-Harvard president apologizes for emails to Jeffrey Epstein
Larry Summers, the former President of Harvard University, has announced his decision to step back from public commitments. This comes after emails between him and Jeffrey Epstein were released.
Trump announces $500M deal with Harvard to settle disputes
US President Donald Trump has announced a $500 million deal with Harvard University to settle ongoing disputes.
Why getting VC jobs is now harder for MBA graduates
The path from an MBA to a venture capital (VC) job is still very much alive.
Harvard faces pressure to reject $500M settlement with Trump administration
Harvard University is facing immense pressure from its students, faculty, alumni, and supporters to walk away from a proposed $500 million settlement with the Trump administration.
Harvard considers $500M workforce investment to end Trump's funding freeze
Harvard University is said to be considering a $500 million investment in workforce training programs.
Harvard could lose $1B/year if Trump's plans take effect
Harvard University could face a staggering $1 billion annual budget shortfall if the US President Donald Trump implements his plans and threats related to research funding, tax policy, and student enrollment.
Judge blocks Trump's bid to bar international students from Harvard
A United States federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump's administration from implementing a plan to stop foreign nationals from studying at Harvard University.
Over 12,000 Harvard alumni unite to support university's legal challenge
More than 12,000 Harvard alumni have signed on to a legal message of support for their alma mater, according to CNN.
Trump-era funding cuts halt $180M in Harvard's military research
Trump administration's decision to cut federal funding to Harvard University has brought an abrupt end to an estimated $180 million in US military projects.
Why US has halted student visa interviews worldwide
The United States has suspended scheduling new interviews for student visas.
US suspends student visa appointments, plans expanded social media vetting
The United States State Department has temporarily halted scheduling new visa interviews for foreign students. This decision comes as the department prepares to expand its social media vetting process for all student visa applicants.
Trump administration to end $100M federal contracts with Harvard University
The Donald Trump administration is set to cancel all remaining federal contracts with Harvard University, estimated at $100 million.
Trump threatens to divert $3B from Harvard to trade schools
United States President Donald Trump has threatened to divert $3 billion in federal grant money from Harvard.
Judge blocks Trump's order barring Harvard from enrolling foreign students
A US federal judge on Friday blocked the Trump administration from revoking Harvard University's ability to accept foreign students, only hours after the college sued the administration for the unexpected ban.
Harvard sues Trump administration over ban on foreign student enrollment
Harvard University has filed a lawsuit against the Donald Trump government, challenging its decision to block the enrollment of international students.
Foreign enrollment at Harvard banned; what next for 788 Indians
The Donald Trump administration has revoked Harvard University's right to enroll international students, throwing thousands into uncertainty.
Trump administration bars Harvard from enrolling international students
The Trump administration has revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students, a move announced by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
US terminates $60M grant to Harvard over alleged antisemitism
The United States Department of Health and Human Services has announced that it is terminating $60 million in federal grants to Harvard.
Harvard's 'unofficial' Magna Carta copy is actually an original: Experts
A document thought to be a non-official version of the Magna Carta for almost 80 years has been confirmed as an original from 1300.
Trump blocks grant funding for Harvard until it meets demands
The United States Department of Education has stopped billions of dollars in research grants and other aid to Harvard University.
Harvard University president apologizes for 'antisemitism, Islamophobia' on campus
Harvard University President Alan Garber has apologized after internal reports outlining instances of anti-Muslim and antisemitic prejudice at the institution were released.
100 university presidents sign letter denouncing Trump administration's 'unprecedented overreach'
More than a 100 presidents of United States universities have come together in opposing the Trump administration's "unprecedented government overreach and political interference" with higher education.
Harvard sues Trump administration over $2.2B federal fund freeze
Harvard University has filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration for its decision to freeze $2.2 billion in federal funding.