Explosion at Harvard Building Affected Small Section of Hallway, Officials Say

The explosion in a building at Harvard Medical School on Saturday affected a small section of a hallway on one floor and inflicted no structural damage to the building, officials of the school said on ...
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'Intentional' explosion at Harvard medical campus under investigation

A responding officer said they saw two individuals "fleeing" the Goldenson Building in Boston early Saturday morning. No one ...

‘Intentional’ Explosion at Harvard Medical School Prompts Manhunt

The Harvard University Police Department provided details in a statement to Newsweek, confirming that at approximately 2:48 a ...

Explosion at Harvard medical campus building appears intentional, police say

Police are investigating an explosion at a Harvard medical school campus building early Saturday and investigators say it appears intentional.

FBI, Boston police and fire investigating 'intentional' explosion on Harvard campus

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is assisting Boston and Harvard authorities in the investigation of an 'intentional' explosion at the university.

Explosion at Harvard Med School appears to have been intentional, authorities say

BOSTON -- There was an explosion early Saturday at Harvard Medical School that appears to have been intentional, but no one was injured, authorities said.

‘Intentional’ Explosion Took Place at Harvard Medical School, Officials Say

Two people were seen running from the building afterward, the school said. No injuries were reported, the school police said.

Officials investigate ‘intentional’ explosion at Harvard University medical building that left no injuries

An apparently “intentional” explosion at at a Harvard University medical building early Saturday is under investigation, authorities said.

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Harvard tells alumni interviewers not to note applicants’ race, ethnicity in evaluations, handbook says

The handbook for alumni interviewers of prospective students explicitly directs them not to ask about a student’s race, ...
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How Do 13–16-Year-Olds Understand AI? A Topic Modeling Study of Swedish Students’ Perceptions

Abstract: As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly embedded in everyday life and educational systems, understanding how students conceptualize AI is essential for designing responsive and ...