More Work, Fewer Screens: How Harvard’s Classroom Changed in Three Years
A Crimson analysis of roughly 130,000 undergraduate Q Guide evaluations and 4,300 syllabi found that students report spending more time on coursework — especially in fields that once had the lightest workloads — while professors increasingly restrict AI and in-class devices.
More Work, Fewer Screens: How Harvard’s Classroom Changed in Three Years
A Crimson analysis of roughly 130,000 undergraduate Q Guide evaluations and 4,300 syllabi found that students report spending more time on coursework — especially in fields that once had the lightest workloads — while professors increasingly restrict AI and in-class devices.
Harvard Survives Nor’Easter Battle Against Brown With Narrow 14-10 Victory
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Leading 14-0 at halftime in pouring rain and swirling winds from an impending Nor’easter, No. 21/25 Harvard was on pace to claim a dominant win over Brown. However, a second-half offensive surge by the Bears, bolstered by a boisterous student section in Centerville Bank Stadium, threatened the Crimson’s success.
Anthropic Chief Economist Says Company Is Exploring Ways to Steer AI Toward Augmenting Workers
Anthropic’s Chief Economist Peter B. McCrory said Wednesday that his team is exploring whether the artificial intelligence company can steer its technology toward augmenting workers rather than replacing them.
Anthropic Chief Economist Says Company Is Exploring Ways to Steer AI Toward Augmenting Workers
Anthropic’s Chief Economist Peter B. McCrory said Wednesday that his team is exploring whether the artificial intelligence company can steer its technology toward augmenting workers rather than replacing them.
Grad Students, Academic Workers Rally at Science Center as HGSU-UAW Sets Strike Authorization Vote
Around 200 graduate students and academic workers rallied outside the Science Center on Wednesday, threatening another strike as contract negotiations between Harvard and its graduate student union stretch past a year and a half.
Harvard Business School Ends Required Global Immersion for First-Year MBAs
Harvard Business School will no longer require first-year MBA students to travel abroad for a global capstone project, ending a signature element of its first-year curriculum that has sent hundreds of students overseas annually since 2011.
Harvard Kennedy School Pilots Tech Policy Concentration for MPP Students
Harvard Kennedy School launched a pilot concentration in technology policy this semester, giving master’s in public policy students a more technically demanding path through the school’s growing slate of courses on artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
Harvard Kennedy School Pilots Tech Policy Concentration for MPP Students
Harvard Kennedy School launched a pilot concentration in technology policy this semester, giving master’s in public policy students a more technically demanding path through the school’s growing slate of courses on artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
Harvard Kennedy School Hired EY-Parthenon to Study Demand for Tech Policy Degree
Harvard Kennedy School hired the consulting firm EY-Parthenon to gauge demand for a possible new degree in technology and public policy, a school spokesperson confirmed, as Dean Jeremy M. Weinstein works to make technology a centerpiece of the school’s plans for the next decade.
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Across the Charles River at Nickerson Field, the Harvard men’s soccer team came up short in a 2-1 loss to the Boston University Terriers, in a one-sided fixture that was far from what the score suggested.
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Across the Charles River at Nickerson Field, the Harvard men’s soccer team came up short in a 2-1 loss to the Boston University Terriers, in a one-sided fixture that was far from what the score suggested.
No. 21/25 Harvard Set to Begin Ivy Play against Brown under Friday Night Lights
Six days after a comfortable victory over the University of New Hampshire in its season opener, the No. 21/25 Harvard Crimson returns to familiar territory as it prepares to take on Brown on Friday night to start its Ivy campaign.
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After opening its fall season with a trophy victory and three additional top-five finishes, the Harvard sailing team shifted its sights to giving its younger athletes the opportunity to compete against some of the region’s strongest sailors. The Crimson competed in four local regattas, highlighted by junior Kate Danielson’s runner-up finish at the NEISA Women’s Singlehanded Championship. Harvard also finished eighth at the Hatch Brown Trophy, 15th at the Regis Trophy, and sixth at the Mystic Lake Invitational.
Rain Fails to Dampen Men’s Golf As Harvard Takes Third at Rod Myers Invitational
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