en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illinois_Mathematics_and_Science_Academy

IMSA’s official out-of-state admissions page says the Academy is "accepting a small number of tuition-paying students from outside Illinois" and that eligible out-of-state students "should be prepared to cover annual tuition, room and board costs of approximately $55,000-$57,000." That directly contradicts the article’s blanket statement that there are no charges for tuition, room, and board. At most, the no-charge statement is true for Illinois residents, not for all IMSA students.

The claim is outdated. HubSpot’s investor-relations biography for Clara Shih states that she "served on the board of directors of Starbucks from 2011 to 2023," which means she is not a current member of Starbucks’ board. Starbucks’ 2026 board biographies list the company’s current directors, and Clara Shih is not among them. So the present-tense statement that she is a member of Starbucks’ Board of Directors is incorrect.

Perimeter Institute’s official biography says Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski "is a high energy theorist who joined the Perimeter faculty in 2021 after completing a Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Princeton Centre for Theoretical Science," and lists her position as "Research Faculty" with positions held including "Research Faculty, Perimeter Institute, 2022-present." Harvard’s Black Hole Initiative page likewise labels her a "BHI Graduate Student Alum" and identifies her as a "Postdoctoral Researcher" at the Princeton University Center for Theoretical Science, confirming that her Harvard affiliation is past rather than current. So the present-tense statement that she studies high energy physics at Harvard University is incorrect.