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Hilary Burns focuses on local government, politics, and education in Massachusetts and Boston. She extensively covers evolving stories related to Harvard University, its leadership controversies, campus safety issues, and other campus-related topics.
Given her coverage emphasis on evolving stories related to a specific university and its leadership controversies within the Boston area, she is likely interested in pitches that provide insider perspectives or exclusive information about ongoing developments at Harvard University. Additionally, experts with insights into higher education governance structures or campus safety issues may find interest from Hilary for potential commentary.
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By: Hilary Burns
Cape Cod Community College's board voted to appoint an interim president on Wednesday, a week after the college community learned through news
Hampshire College plans to sell its 800-acre campus “on an expedited timeline” to pay off its nearly $25 million in debt, Jennifer Chrisler, the school's president, wrote in an email sent to the campus community Wednesday.
By: Hilary Burns, Brooke Hauser
By: Hilary Burns
Just about five years ago, Harvard and MIT made a splash with the $800 million sale of their online learning platform edX to the company 2U, promising
Harvard's top earners in 2024 were not the president or an athletic coach but three professors who took voluntary retirement buyouts.
By: Brooke Hauser, Hilary Burns
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By: Hilary Burns
For years, Hampshire College leaders were determined to preserve the institution as it was.
The government is shaking up a lending system that may have benefited universities more than students.
By: Hilary Burns
In the thriller about trad wives, Harvard comes off as toxic. The portrayal may be inaccurate, but it still rings true for many.
By: Hilary Burns
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