Kenneth D. Schultz
Harvard Celebrates Transit of Venus
What could bring together a collection of faculty, historical scientific instruments, a band and a crowd of several hundred enthusiasts
Pollster Urges Nonpartisanship
Democratic pollster Stanley Greenberg decried the increasingly polarized climate of “cultural politics” and called on Democrats and Republicans to engage
IOP Welcomes Spring Fellows
They’ve experienced, covered and crafted politics—influencing campaigns, scrutinizing officeholders and challenging our perceptions of the political system. Now, they’re coming
Faculty Will Ask Summers To Fight Military Recruiting
Harvard Law School (HLS) professors will send an open letter to University President Lawrence H. Summers Wednesday, requesting that the
Campus Military Debate Hits Court
A lawyer representing a coalition of professors and law schools argued in federal court Friday for the immediate suspension of
Scholar's Likeness Unveiled at HLS
A gathering of Harvard Law School (HLS) students and faculty yesterday afternoon paid tribute to two versions—one oil, one flesh—of
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