Harvard Saw Record International Applications Despite Federal Crackdown, Admissions Dean Tells Alumni
Harvard received a record number of international applicants in each of the past two admissions cycles despite mounting federal restrictions on international students, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William “Bill” R. Fitzsimmons ’67 told alumni in Minnesota earlier this month, according to an attendee.
Harvard Saw Record International Applications Despite Federal Crackdown, Admissions Dean Tells Alumni
Harvard received a record number of international applicants in each of the past two admissions cycles despite mounting federal restrictions on international students, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William “Bill” R. Fitzsimmons ’67 told alumni in Minnesota earlier this month, according to an attendee.
Graduate Student Union Sets Second Strike for October 27 If Negotiations Fail
Harvard’s graduate student union said Friday that it would begin a strike on Oct. 27 if it does not reach a contract agreement with the University by then, threatening another large-scale walkout after a previous strike halted work for 40 days in the spring.
‘Night and Day’: Harvard Students React to CS50 Without Longtime Instructor David Malan
Students enrolled in Computer Science 50: “Introduction to Computer Science” this semester said they missed the lecturing style of course instructor David J. Malan ’99 — whose sabbatical this fall has left the course with a new lecturer and an overhauled structure.
‘Night and Day’: Harvard Students React to CS50 Without Longtime Instructor David Malan
Students enrolled in Computer Science 50: “Introduction to Computer Science” this semester said they missed the lecturing style of course instructor David J. Malan ’99 — whose sabbatical this fall has left the course with a new lecturer and an overhauled structure.
Superintendent Recommends Moving Amigos School to Former Kennedy-Longfellow Building
Cambridge Public Schools Superintendent David G. Murphy recommended relocating the Amigos School to the former Kennedy-Longfellow building in East Cambridge in 2028 — proposing up to $18 million in renovations to expand access to the district’s Spanish dual-language immersion program.
Cardozo Law School Professor Argues Sidewalks are Pillar of Democracy in GSD Talk
Michael C. Pollack, a professor at the Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University in New York, spoke about an unexpected cornerstone of democracy in light of the upcoming midterm elections: sidewalks.
More Than 1,000 Students Sign Petition Backing Dining Hall Workers Amid Contract Negotiations
More than 1,000 undergraduates have signed a petition demanding the University reach a fair contract with its dining hall workers as contract negotiations drag on and the possibility of a strike looms, according to Helen H. Mancini ’29, the director of the Student Labor Action Movement.
More Than 1,000 Students Sign Petition Backing Dining Hall Workers Amid Contract Negotiations
More than 1,000 undergraduates have signed a petition demanding the University reach a fair contract with its dining hall workers as contract negotiations drag on and the possibility of a strike looms, according to Helen H. Mancini ’29, the director of the Student Labor Action Movement.
Welsh Politician Adam Price Says Small Size Gives Nations an Edge in AI Race at Growth Lab Talk
Adam Price, the Welsh Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy, argued that small nations can also compete in the age of artificial intelligence by focusing on how technology is deployed at a Wednesday talk.
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Murali Qualifies for the NCAA Individual Championships
The Harvard men’s tennis team returned to Cambridge, Mass., to host the ITA New England Regional Tournament. Featuring Ivy League foes and other regional colleges, the ITA New England Regional gives players a chance to automatically qualify for the NCAA Championships. With 13 Division I regions in the country, the top two singles players and the top doubles team in each area automatically qualify for the national tournament.
Murali Qualifies for the NCAA Individual Championships
The Harvard men’s tennis team returned to Cambridge, Mass., to host the ITA New England Regional Tournament. Featuring Ivy League foes and other regional colleges, the ITA New England Regional gives players a chance to automatically qualify for the NCAA Championships. With 13 Division I regions in the country, the top two singles players and the top doubles team in each area automatically qualify for the national tournament.
Harvard Lights Shine Once Again in Head of the Charles Sweep
Head coach Billy Boyce’s men’s lightweight rowing program followed its streak of incredible seasons with a return to the water on Saturday, storming the Head of the Charles Regatta. The team swept the Head of the Charles’ men’s lightweight events with its second consecutive win in the Lightweight 4+ and fifth consecutive victory in the Lightweight 8+. The Crimson also secured its first program title in the Club 4+ race.
Harvard Women’s Soccer Shuts Out Yale in 3-0 Victory, Holds Bulldogs to One Shot on Target
After Dartmouth snapped RV Harvard women’s soccer’s seven-game win streak last Saturday, the Crimson’s head coach Chris Hamblin reaffirmed the team could “still control our destiny.” Yesterday, Hamblin’s team wasted no time proving that he was right, as a dominant offensive performance helped Harvard prevail in a 3-0 shutout victory over its rival Yale at Jordan Field.
Harvard-Radcliffe Lightweights Defend V8+ Title at The 61st Head of the Charles Regatta
The Massachusetts winter winds came early this year, but they were no damper on the hundreds of thousands of spectators descending upon the Charles River to watch the reigning national medalists, the Harvard-Radcliffe lightweight rowing team, compete in the 61st annual Head of the Charles Regatta. The team defended its Head of the Charles title in the V8+, defeating Georgetown by 0.021 seconds to win gold yet again.
‘Popstar’ Album Review: Tinashe Was Always Going to Be a Star
“Popstar” is Tinashe’s most consistent, cohesive, yet experimental album to date.
From NYFW: PUBLIC SERV-CE Explores Overlap Between Music and Fashion
PUBLIC SERV-CE successfully translated the theme of “THE REST IS NOISE” into striking textures and structural motifs.
‘The House’ Review: Hauntings, Humor, and Hand Puppets
Horror-comedy is a hard genre to perfect, but “The House” strikes the ideal balance between laughter and chills.
Handel and Haydn Society Presents ‘Art of Living’: A Jubilant Meditation on the Human Experience
The evening of was a highly enjoyable one, suspended in the beauty of the human voice and delicious metaphysical musings about human existence.