Harvard University's move to cap A grades is being "applauded" and called a "major victory," but it has also sparked a debate about the ultimate purpose of education.
Master's and doctoral students at Harvard University are on strike due to low wages for teaching and research assistant positions, which fall far short of peer institutions like MIT and Stanford.
The plan to cap 'A' grades at Harvard University has faced fierce opposition, with students arguing it will make an already stressful environment even more toxic.
