The Trump administration this week stepped up its ambitious effort to replace about $1.6 trillion in lost tariff revenue that was eliminated by the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down a range ...

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While I’m sure almost everyone attending SUNY Geneseo has seen the college’s logo—the clock tower of Sturges Hall sitting above the year of the college’s founding and a highly stylized depiction of th ...

As worshippers this Ramadan pursue haya — an Arabic word that encompasses righteousness and inhibition from immoral behavior ...

Over dinner — chickpeas, sweet potato fries, hummus, and green goddess salad — students come in and out of the building. Some of them eat and leave fast, others pack food in Dudley’s to-go containers, ...

Charged with documenting Harvard during World War II, Sterling Dow conducted laboratory visits, interviewed researchers, ...

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China has passed a new law promoting ethnic unity and national identity, formalizing policies on integration and development in minority regions.

Harvard University has transferred the controversial Zealy daguerreotypes — images of naked enslaved people in South Carolina — to the International African American Museum in Charleston.

UK basketball brought back its denim uniforms earlier this season. Now, more denim apparel is available for fans to buy.

Possibly the first photographs taken of enslaved people are finally going back to South Carolina after being held by Harvard.