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Overall, college faculty members’ salaries rose by an average of four percent, approximately the same increase as last year for both public and private institutions...
...schools are the last of the so-called “Ivy-Plus” colleges, comprised of the eight Ivy League schools plus Stanford and MIT, to substantially expand financial aid after Harvard announced in November that it would limit parental contribution for educational expenses to 10 percent of income for families who earn below $180,000 a year...
MIT’s new financial aid initiative, announced Friday, eliminates tuition costs for families earning less than $75,000 annually. About 30 percent of MIT students fall into this category and will have their tuition covered by a combination of federal and state grants, outside scholarships, and MIT financial aid, according to a university statement. Students in this income group will no longer be expected to take out student loans and should be able to graduate debt-free through work-study or participation in paid research. According to MIT’s Director of Student Financial Aid, Daniel Barkowitz...
...have been playing the entire season,” junior Katie Rollins said. “That’s what really got us the win tonight—the fundamentals on both offense and defense.” Some great shooting also helped. The Crimson shot over 65 percent from the field in the second half, and went 4-for-5 from behind the arc. After struggling offensively in the first frame, Harvard put up 40 second-half points to fuel the big victory over the Bears. Junior guard Emily Tay led all scorers with 13 points, while Rollins...
...have heard from literally hundreds and hundreds of alumni and others and so forth and I would say 99.8 percent are positive,” Ellwood said in a phone interview. “No one has said it is retreating from the Kennedy name, and of course the Kennedy family knows about...