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Man Who Collected Body Parts Pleads Guilty In Harvard Morgue Scandal

Jeremy Pauley is among seven people who have been charged in connection to the alleged thefts from the Harvard Medical School morgue.
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Education Department Opens Civil Rights Probe Into Harvard Legacy Admissions

The Supreme Court ruled last month to eliminate race-based affirmative action in college admissions.
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Man Arrested After Feds Discover Home 'Decorated' With Human Body Parts

The FBI said at least 40 skulls were found in the home of James Nott, who was arrested on firearms charges.
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Activists Spurred By SCOTUS Affirmative Action Ruling Sue Harvard Over Legacy Admissions

It’s the latest effort in a growing push against the practice of giving admissions priority to the children of alumni.
By Collin Binkley, AP

The NDN Girls Book Club Was Born From The Need To Disrupt

Kinsale Drake created a space for Native people in the arts to thrive — free of the white gaze.
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Families Impacted By Harvard Morgue Scandal File Lawsuit

The lawsuit follows the indictment of Harvard's former morgue manager on Wednesday for allegedly stealing, cutting up and selling the cadavers' body parts.
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Woman Demands Mother’s Remains After Father’s Donated Body Allegedly Stolen From Harvard

A former employee at the Harvard Medical School morgue allegedly sold off parts of donors' cadavers to private buyers.
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6 People Charged With Trafficking Stolen Human Remains From Harvard Morgue

Harvard Medical School’s former morgue manager is accused of allowing people to buy pieces of donated cadavers, including heads, brains and skin.
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7 People Rescued After Building Partially Collapses Near Yale Campus

Officials said there were no fatalities at the incident in New Haven, Connecticut.
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Ex-New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern To Join Harvard University

Ardern stepped down as prime minister in January, saying she no longer had “enough in the tank” to do it justice.
By STEVE LeBLANC, AP