Nini S. Moorhead
Budget Crunch Hits Radcliffe, HDS
As the effects of the nation’s financial crisis hit Harvard’s schools and divisions, it has prompted a retrenchment by the
Professors for McCain
During the presidential campaign, Harvard College professors have donated to Democratic candidate Barack Obama over Republican candidate John McCain at
Asani Offered Tenure, But Considers Leaving Harvard
Ali S. Asani '77 has been offered full tenure by University President Drew G. Faust, the long-time Islam professor confirmed
Radcliffe Dean To Lead St. Andrews
Radcliffe Executive Dean Louise M. Richardson was named the next leader of the University of St. Andrews, the Radcliffe Institute
Karim Aga Khan
The summer before his senior year, Prince Karim Khan ’58 received unexpected news. His grandfather, His Highness Aga Khan III,
Carroll Bogert
On Sunday, Carroll R. Bogert ’83 shot a missile into the middle of the nostalgic merriment of upcoming Harvard reunions.
Grosz To Serve as Radcliffe Dean
Interim Dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Barbara J. Grosz will continue on as the Institute’s permanent dean,
Building a Nation
Daniel S. Senor arrived in Iraq on April 20, 2003—eleven days after U.S. Marines assisted locals in toppling an enormous
There and Back Again
In her office in a quiet corner of the Harvard Kennedy School, Belfer Center fellow Meghan L. O’Sullivan is surrounded
Mem. Church’s New Mission
On a recent Sunday evening, Appleton Chapel in Harvard’s Memorial Church is lit with candles as a few dozen students
Professor Touts Optimism in Presidential Race
Harvard Business School professor Rosabeth M. Kanter told an audience at the Institute of Politics (IOP) last night that successful
A Soul-Search for Islamic Society
Michael J. Sandel, who teaches the popular moral reasoning course “Justice,” recently posed an essay question to his students: Imagine
Study Finds ‘Crisis’ In U.S. Leadership
Americans think their leaders are failing in almost every arena, according to a new Harvard study. The third annual National
From Journalists, A Look at Celebrity Law Cases
For lawyers-turned-journalists, it’s sometimes a struggle to bring meaning to a national obsession with sensationalist legal cases such as the
HLS Prof Tapped As Vatican Envoy
President Bush announced earlier this week that he will nominate Harvard Law professor Mary Ann Glendon to be the new
