College News
Analysis: Kim Secured ‘Extraordinary’ Bargain, Experts Say
Eldo Kim, who was charged last week for allegedly sending emailed bomb threats last December, reached an “unusual” yet “fair” arrangement, law experts say.
Panelists Highlight Art and Culture’s Power in Politics
Art and culture have a large role to play in the politics of the 21st century, a panel of scholars agreed Monday night while discussing past uses of those tools in Colombia and India.
Proposed Concentration Sparks Anticipation, Questions for Art Lovers
Students involved in the arts on campus expressed excitement at the newly proposed ‘Theater, Dance, and Media’ concentration.
Raunak Showcases Diversity of South Asian Dance
Raunak 2014 brought together student dancers from several colleges in a performance exhibiting South Asian cultural diversity on Saturday night.
Council Leaders Detail Measures To Increase Student Voice
Following a meeting with University President Drew G. Faust last week, Undergraduate Council leaders are moving forward with plans to better include student voice in administrative and faculty decisions.
In Keynote, Abramson Urges Women To Be Resilient
Jill E. Abramson ’76, former executive editor of The New York Times, encouraged women to persevere through setbacks during a speech at the Intercollegiate Business Convention Saturday.
Whats Your Next Step?
Top tier business school representatives strike up conversation with eager students at the Hynes Convention Center this Saturday. Harvard's Women In Business hosted its 10th annual Intercollegiate Business Convention to inspire young college women in pursuing their dream careers and provide them unique networking opportunities.
Introducing Jill Abramson
Harvard College junior and IBC Board Chair Rosalie Nathans '18 introduces keynote speaker Jill Abramson this Saturday at the Hynes Convention Center. Harvard's Women In Business hosted its 10th annual Intercollegiate Business Convention to inspire young college women in pursuing their dream careers and provide them unique networking opportunities.
Rhino Skin
Groundbreaking New York Times journalist of 17 years and Harvard lecture professor Jill Abramson shares that in order to succeed, you must have "Skin as tough as a Rhino" this Saturday at the Hynes Convention Center. Harvard's Women In Business hosted its 10th annual Intercollegiate Business Convention to inspire young college women in pursuing their dream careers and provide them unique networking opportunities.
Endless Opportunities
Top tier business school and major company representatives strike up conversations with eager students at the Hynes Convention Center this Saturday. Harvard's Women In Business hosted its 10th annual Intercollegiate Business Convention to inspire young college women in pursuing their dream careers and provide them unique networking opportunities.
Harvest Meal Aims To Raise Sustainability Awareness
Thursday evening's meal brought together locally-grown foods in an effort to celebrate Harvard’s efforts at sustainability.
Third Gen Ed Town Hall Draws Deans, Four Students
At the meeting, which was held by a committee charged with reviewing the General Education program, students and administrators discussed the purpose of Gen Ed.
Rebooting the Harvard Computer Society
The Harvard Computer Society—the five-person group that manages more than 7,000 student mailing lists—is finalizing a transition from on-campus servers to the cloud.
Students Hold Vigil To Protest Solitary Confinement
For over 22 hours, students took shifts sitting beside a seven-by-nine-foot box, which represented a prison cell, as part of a vigil for prisoners held in solitary confinement.
