Harvard Professors Clash Over Whether University Has Done Enough to Promote ‘Open Inquiry’ in Panel Event
Harvard faculty members were divided on whether freedom of speech in classrooms remains a problem at the University in an “Open Inquiry” panel discussion at the 15th annual Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching conference Friday.
Harvard Professors Clash Over Whether University Has Done Enough to Promote ‘Open Inquiry’ in Panel Event
Harvard faculty members were divided on whether freedom of speech in classrooms remains a problem at the University in an “Open Inquiry” panel discussion at the 15th annual Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching conference Friday.
Harvard Departments Split on AI Use in Senior Theses, With Many Yet to Set Rules
Only 18 of Harvard College’s 50 concentrations have department-wide restrictions on how seniors can use artificial intelligence in their theses, according to a Crimson review of departmental policies.
PBHA Grants ‘Call of Service’ Award to Vivek Murthy, Honors Robert Coles’ Legacy
Former U.S. Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy ’98 said he wished more college graduates pursued service-oriented careers in remarks at the 20th annual Robert Coles Call of Service Lecture and Award on Friday.
PBHA Grants ‘Call of Service’ Award to Vivek Murthy, Honors Robert Coles’ Legacy
Former U.S. Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy ’98 said he wished more college graduates pursued service-oriented careers in remarks at the 20th annual Robert Coles Call of Service Lecture and Award on Friday.
Harvard School of Education To Sunset School Counseling Licensure Pathway
The Harvard Graduate School of Education will stop offering its School Counseling Licensure Pathway after this academic year, when the program’s final cohort of 10 students graduates.
Attorneys Split on Sentencing Recommendation As Men Charged in HMS Explosion Await Hearing
The men charged with causing an explosion in a Harvard Medical School building last year are set to be sentenced on Thursday — and their attorneys have split on what consequences the two should face.
'As Normal As It Could Be': Harvard Writing Center Maintains Core Services After FAS Restructuring
The Harvard College Writing Center has continued to offer most of its core tutoring services two months after Harvard laid off the center’s director, Jane Rosenzweig, and folded the center into the Academic Resource Center.
'As Normal As It Could Be': Harvard Writing Center Maintains Core Services After FAS Restructuring
The Harvard College Writing Center has continued to offer most of its core tutoring services two months after Harvard laid off the center’s director, Jane Rosenzweig, and folded the center into the Academic Resource Center.
Harvard College Writing Program Director to Retire Amid Changes to Writing Resources
Thomas R. Jehn, the longtime director of the Harvard College Writing Program, retired Wednesday after nearly three decades at the University, Faculty of Arts and Sciences spokesperson James M. Chisholm confirmed Tuesday.
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