Janet Lorin

Harvard University's policy capping A grades among undergraduates doesn't officially start for another year, but students heading back to school this fall are already fretting over the changes.

After Harvard's Dean of Undergraduate Education urged faculty to start implementing the policy as soon as the coming semester, students who'd registered for classes earlier in the year started rethinking their courses.

Harvard Management Co. disclosed a $2.2 billion stake in SpaceX, showing how the university's endowment has profited from an early bet on Elon Musk's giant rocket company.

Harmeet Dhillon, who leads the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, said Monday during an interview at Bloomberg's Washington office that

David Ford, who chairs the investing committee for the University of Connecticut’s endowment, has what he calls a “good dilemma.”

When AI-focused hedge fund Situational Awareness lost more than two-thirds of its $45 billion in July, most of the investors who took the hit were wealthy individuals and tech founders.

By Caitlin Reilly, Simone Foxman and Janet Lorin The U.S. Treasury Department has escalated an effort to strip schools, including

Companies like Goldman Sachs Group Inc. weren’t recruiting in small Missouri towns when Byron Trott grew up there in the 1960s.

The billionaire banker and his wife Tina are donating $100 million to connect more rural students like him to college and career opportunities.

New York Yankees President Randy Levine, who is on Donald Trump’s college sports roundtable, said the debate over Louisiana State University pushing to add former NFL players to its roster reinforces that the system needs federal intervention.