Education
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Affirming whole-person admissions
By Harvard Gazette In a decision with important implications for higher education, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the University…
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India Discovery Center presents a Seminar on the Indus Civilization on July 23
LEXINGTON, MA— India Discovery Center, whose mission is map the chronology of India’s cultural history in order to understand and…
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Babson College Establishes Global Entrepreneur In Residence Program (With Video)
WELLESLEY, MA–Babson College has established a Global Entrepreneur in Residence (GEIR) Program. The program will help qualified international graduates from…
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HBX Adds to Roster of Collaborating Colleges and Universities, Announces Over $1 Million in Scholarships
BOSTON—HBX, Harvard Business School’s digital education initiative, has entered into agreements with over 25 colleges and universities, including India’s Ashoka…
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Auro University Chairman Shailendra Mehta on the Universities of Past, Present and Future
WALTHAM, MA—How has the face of education changed around the world since the world’s first known university established in India’s…
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First Building at HBS Named After a Woman & First at Harvard named for Asian-American
BOSTON—Harvard Business School (HBS) inaugurated its new anchor building in the Executive Education program – Ruth Mulan Chu Chao Center—with…
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Sunil B. Mittal Receives the 2016 Harvard Business School Alumni Achievement Award
BOSTON— Sunil B. Mittal, founder and chairman of Bharti Enterprises, has received the 2016 Harvard Business School Alumni Achievement Award.…
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MIT Corporation Elects Three Indian-Americans to Serve on Board of Trustees
CAMBRIDGE, MA–The MIT Corporation — the Institute’s board of trustees — elected 10 term members, including three Indian-Americans, who will…
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Indian-American gunman shot dead wife before killing UCLA professor
Los Angeles– Indian-American Mainak Sarkar had killed his wife in Minnesota before driving over 3,000 km to the University of…
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Two Indian-origin students win US spelling bee contest
Washington– Two Indian-origin students won the the 2016 Scripps National Spelling Bee, third straight year of double winners. Nihar Janga,…
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