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Biden Vs. Trump: One Candidate Dominates Youth Vote In New Poll, How Guilty Verdict Could Impact 2024 Election Results
Meet Oregon's Legal Psilocybin Retreats Powered By NASA And Ivy League Talent
Harvard Loses $500M Mega Donor On Heels Of Antisemitism Debacle — Will It Hurt $50 Billion Endowment?
Meet Oregon's Legal Psilocybin Retreats Powered By NASA And Ivy League Talent
Harvard Loses $500M Mega Donor On Heels Of Antisemitism Debacle — Will It Hurt $50 Billion Endowment?
Harvard President Resigns, Ackman Reacts: University's Reputation Is 'Beyond Stained'
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Cardano Captain Charles Hoskinson Hunting For Extraterrestrial Object In Pacific Waters
Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA), is on a quest to find an otherworldly object that plunged into the sea near Papua New Guinea.
Supreme Court Ruling Casts Shadow On The Future Of College — And Corporate — Diversity
Not Harvard Or Yale: Students Earn Highest Salaries From This Ivy League School
This story is part of a new series of features on the subject of success, Benzinga Inspire. Studying at an Ivy League institution is an excellent academic and personal growth opportunity.
Harvard's Jason Furman Backs 50 Bps Rate Hike In March: Fed Should 'Stick With Reaction Function It Set Out'
What Makes Us Happy In Life? This Is What A Harvard Study Says
An 85-year Harvard study, considered one of the longest-running studies on happiness, has found a strong association between happiness and close relationships like spouses, family, friends and social circles.
Psyched: Numinus, MindMed, Cybin Reach Milestones, Harvard To Study Psychedelics Law, Michael Pollan Dives Into Mescaline
Michael Pollan’s New Book Takes A Deep Dive Into Mescaline – Will This Be A Turning Point For The Recognition And Study of Mescaline?
MasterClass Co-Founder Secures $30M Series B Funding For Online Education Platform Outlier
Nearly 600,000 first-year college students take calculus annually in the U.S., and 250,000 fail, according to Woodie Flowers, professor of mechanical engineering at MIT.  At $2,000 per failed course, that’s nearly $500 million in losses for students each year.
Wall Street Crime And Punishment: Richard Whitney, From Blue Chip To Behind Bars
Does crime pay? Wall Street Crime and Punishment is a weekly series by Benzinga's Phil Hall that chronicles the bankers, brokers and financial ne’er-do-wells whose ambition and greed takes them in the wrong direction.
Small Harvard Study Shows 'Real World' Medical Cannabis Treatment May Help With Chronic Pain
Cannabis treatment can significantly help with chronic pain, according to a new study conducted by Harvard Medical School and McLean Hospital in Boston. 
How Edtech Multiverse Is Helping Young, Diverse Talent Win Apprenticeships
Multiverse, a U.K.-based ed-tech company, on Jan. 19 formally announced the closure of a $44 million Series B round led by General Catalyst, with participation from Google Ventures, Audacious Ventures, Latitude, SemperVirens, Index Ventures, and
Here's How Long It Took Facebook To Reach A $100B Market Cap
Harvard Students Told To Vacate Dorms Till End Of Semester
Harvard And Yale Under Investigation For Allegedly Underreporting Foreign Funding
Harvard Researchers to Explore Cannabis As Medicine For Less-Afluent Nations
Uji Capital's Broderick Donates $9M To Harvard, MIT For Cannabinoid Research
Harvard Admits First Non-White Majority Of Undergrads In 380-Year History; DOJ Investigating Asian-American Discrimination Complaint
'Not Your Father's Hostess': Remarkable Comeback Has Twinkies Distributor At Strong Buy
Harvard Economist Proposes Eliminating $100, $50 Bills To Inhibit Tax Evasion, Crime
Exclusive: Talking Clinton, Trump And Economics With Economist James M. Stone
The Gender Wage Gap: What It Means, Why It Matters And What's Changing
Harvard Professor Hal Scott Questions Usefulness Of 'Stress Testing' Banks
Flipping Burgers At Harvard Taught This Fintech Founder How To Run His Multi-Billion Dollar Company
Opinion: Economics Has Done A 'Dismal' Job And 'Failed' America