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Kirk Carapezza - GBH News journalist covering American higher education and its impact on students, colleges, researchers, and the broader public.
Francesca Gino - Her Research-misconduct Dispute, The Revocation Of Her Harvard Tenure, Academic Research Integrity, And Her Legal Case Against Harvard.
Jon Marcus - Federal Higher-education Policy Changes, Graduate Student Lending, Immigration And Visa Policy, And International Student Enrollment.
Laurie Patton - The Academy’s Founding By Colonial College Graduates, Its Enduring Mission, And Lessons From Institutional History.
Kathleen Brown - Colonial Colleges, Slavery, And Universities’ Connections To The British Slave Trade.
David Hoeveler - Intellectual And Political Life In Colonial Colleges And Students’ Ideas About Liberty, Resistance, And Self-government.
The Harvard professor who lost her tenure
September 16, 2026
Francesca Gino is the first professor in Harvard University’s long history to lose her tenure.The former Harvard Business School professor built a reputation studying honesty and dishonesty, decision-making and ethics, workplace dynamics and productivity.She became one of the most prominent researchers in her field, and, at one point, was the fifth highest-paid Harvard employee.Then, in 2021, behavioral scientists behind the blog Data Colada accused Gino of research misconduct.After a years-l...
Who should hold power over higher education?
August 06, 2026
In July, the Trump administration’s sweeping overhaul of federal higher education policy and financing took effect. The changes touch nearly every part of the sector, from who can afford graduate school to who decides which scientific discoveries receive billions of dollars in taxpayer funding. Supporters say Washington is finally holding colleges accountable for their rising costs and pushing ideological agendas. Critics argue the federal government is taking control of decisions that have l...
The colonial campus where it happened? Not exactly.
July 09, 2026
The story of America’s founding comes with a familiar cast and setting: young white men in powdered wigs, animated by Enlightenment ideals, pacing college greens and tavern floors, debating liberty into existence. Colonial colleges emerge as engines of revolution – hotbeds of radical thought that helped give birth to the nation. It’s a compelling story. It’s also incomplete. In this special America 250 edition of College Uncovered, GBH’s Kirk Carapezza pulls back the ivy to reveal how America...
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