• 2025.04.21 Best signs from the Wellesley College Scream Tunnel Mass Live

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    Mass Live’s roundup of the best signs from the Wellesley College Scream Tunnel for the 2025 Boston Marathon.

  • 2025.04.21 Jay Turner uncertainty in the clean energy sector MIT Technology Review

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    “The incredible uncertainty in the clean energy sector is leading to a lot of projects being canceled or downsized, or just slowed down,” says environmental studies professor Jay Turner, who leads a team that also tracks the supply chain for clean energy in the US in a database called the Big Green Machine.

  • 2025.04.21129th Boston Marathon and Wellesley College Scream Tunnel 2025 Mass Live

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    For the 129th Boston Marathon on April 21, 2025, Mass Live reports on the enthusiasm and fun at Wellesley College’s famous Scream Tunnel.

  • 2025.04.17 Ella Wesenyak '26 and Jules Davidson '26 interviewed for Boston marathon WMUR

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    Arielle Mitropoulos '19 reports on the communities along the Boston Marathon route. Includes interviews with Ella Wesenyak '26 and Jules Davidson '26 about the famous Wellesley Scream Tunnel.

  • 2025.04.17 Phil Levine taxing Harvard 21% means $800 million to be paid The Chronicle of Higher Education

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    Professor Phil Levine estimated that taxing the earnings on Harvard’s $50-billion endowment at the current corporate tax rate of 21% could total some $800 million annually. Currently Harvard pays 1.4%.

  • 2025.04.17 Jasmine Guillory '97 publishes ninth queer book The Washington Post

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    Even after publishing “Flirting Lessons,” her ninth book and first queer love story, powerhouse romance novelist Jasmine Guillory '97 stays down to earth.

  • 2025.04.16 Phillip Levine opinions on funding freeze CBS News

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    With Trump ordering a freeze to funding, Harvard plans to cut staff and programs. "Two billion dollars is a lot of money for anybody, even for Harvard," economist Phillip Levine told WBZ.

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