The Little U That Could Knocks Harvard Out of #1 Spot in Worldwide Rankings

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Harvard University lost its top spot for the first time in eight years in a global ranking of higher education institutions, being overtaken by the California Institute of Technology. Another California institution, Stanford University, tied with Harvard for second spot in the annual table compiled by the London-based Times Higher Education, with data supplied by Thomson Reuters Corp. The University of Oxford climbed to fourth from sixth last year, beating the University of Cambridge at sixth. Princeton University came fifth. Harvard, the world’s richest university, has topped the rankings since they were started in 2004. The U.S. institution was beaten […]
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