Juliet Schulman-Hall is a Higher Education Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including private and public education, campus life, and the intricacies of the education system, along with regional interests and world news. Juliet's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the New Hampshire Union Leader, MassLive, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Juliet Schulman-Hall's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Massachusetts, with a strong emphasis on business developments and government-related issues. She also covers evolving stories and announcements from the government.
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By: Juliet Schulman-Hall
By: Juliet Schulman-Hall
Assumption University is launching bachelor's and master's social work programs this fall, filling a gap left by Anna Maria College's closure.
By: Juliet Schulman-Hall
Following the closure of Anna Maria College in Paxton, Assumption University is launching a bachelor’s and master’s degree program in social work. The prog
By: Juliet Schulman-Hall
Incumbent Rep. Patrick Kearney faces his former legislative aide, Katie Baxter, in the 4th Plymouth House District race.
By: Juliet Schulman-Hall
A federal judge dismissed the DOJ's antisemitism lawsuit against Harvard, ruling the government failed to prove the university was deliberately indifferent to Jewish students.
When Anna Maria College filed for bankruptcy, it took on nearly $2 million in student tuition and fees. Do those students get away scot-free?
By: Juliet Schulman-Hall
When Anna Maria College abruptly closed in May, it owed millions of dollars to a long list of creditors, including the federal government and students.
By: Juliet Schulman-Hall
Noe Ortega became commissioner in November 2022. In the role, he's overseen the rollout of free community college and the expansion of financial aid.
By: Juliet Schulman-Hall
The college's president said that without the funds, the institution was at risk of closure.
When Anna Maria College abruptly closed in May, it owed millions of dollars to a long list of creditors, including the federal government and students. How
