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Class Action Visits Harvard for Workshop on Class Divides
Class Action, a national non-profit focused on educating people about classism, hosted a workshop for undergraduates Wednesday evening upon invitation from students.
Rubenstein Discusses Philanthropy, Failure at Business School
David M. Rubenstein, a member of the Harvard Corporation, discussed his non-linear path to private equity, outlined his philanthropic vision, and ruminated on past failures at a Harvard Business School event Monday.
Students Travel to Puerto Rico on PBHA Spring Break Service Trip
PBHA’s Puerto Rico program was one of four service trips run by the organization from March 11 to 18 and was the latest effort on behalf of Harvard students to support people affected by the storm.
Women’s Center, Student Groups Host Twelfth Annual Women’s Week
The twelfth annual Women’s Week including events ranging from “Unlearning the Language of Misogyny” to “Making Gender and Music."
Steven Pinker Receives Humanist Award
Psychology professor Steven A. Pinker received the Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award in Cultural Humanism at a ceremony Sunday afternoon.
Faust, Professors Discuss Monuments’ Role in Bridging Past and Present
University President Drew G. Faust and several prominent humanities professors spoke at an event Tuesday discussing the politics of monuments.
Parents Hit Classes—and the Gym—for Junior Family Weekend
On a grey weekend with only a few hints of sun, Class of 2019 parents descended on Harvard Yard for Junior Family Weekend to see their children.
Former Diplomats Discuss Global Refugee Crisis
David W. Miliband, former U.K. foreign secretary, discussed the global refugee crisis with Kennedy School Professor R. Nicholas Burns Thursday evening.
