Harvard School of Public Health Raises $933 Million in Capital Campaign
The total more than doubles the goal of $450 million the school announced in October 2013.
Harvard’s Capital Campaign Shows Enduring Support for Higher Ed, Growing Financial Gap Between Schools
The University’s record-breaking $9.6 billion capital capital sends a strong signal of faith in Harvard and higher education — but it also highlights ongoing tensions in the industry, experts say.
Ed School Symposium Aims to Combat Sexual Violence in Schools
Katz focused on the positive impact of prevention and education programs for not only young women, but also young men.
Breakthrough Starshot Initiative Aims to Discover Life in Other Solar Systems
Loeb said in an interview Monday that one of Breakthrough Starshot’s greatest challenges is designing a lightweight spacecraft that can travel at a fifth of the speed of light.
Students, Alumni, Faculty Gather for Inaugural Harvard College Latinx Convocation
The ceremony, the title of which translates to “My Roots, My Community,” was organized by Latinx student leaders in order to welcome students of Latinx heritage in the Class of 2022.
Harvard Police Investigating Two Break-Ins in Freshman Dorms, Again
Several Wigglesworth Hall residents reported that someone climbed through their first floor window while they were sleeping and stole “several laptops, wallets, and an iPhone,” Catalano wrote.
With Break Dancing and Slam Poetry, Students Host Pro-Affirmative Action Event
The event comes as Harvard’s affirmative action policies are set to face a legal challenge in federal court on Oct. 15.
Harvard’s Capital Campaign Shows Enduring Support for Higher Ed, Growing Financial Gap Between Schools
The University’s record-breaking $9.6 billion capital capital sends a strong signal of faith in Harvard and higher education — but it also highlights ongoing tensions in the industry, experts say.
Students, Alumni, Faculty Gather for Inaugural Harvard College Latinx Convocation
The ceremony, the title of which translates to “My Roots, My Community,” was organized by Latinx student leaders in order to welcome students of Latinx heritage in the Class of 2022.
Harvard Police Investigating Two Break-Ins in Freshman Dorms, Again
Several Wigglesworth Hall residents reported that someone climbed through their first floor window while they were sleeping and stole “several laptops, wallets, and an iPhone,” Catalano wrote.
Hurricane Florence Hits Close to Home for Harvard Students
Since Florence made landfall, there have been at least 43 confirmed deaths, flooding as high as 30 inches, and possible contamination of rivers due to flood damage to a dam in North Carolina.
Gonzalez Proposes Endowment Tax that Would Cost Harvard Half a Billion Per Year
Gonzalez, the Democratic candidate for Mass. governor, wants to levy a 1.6 percent tax on private, non-profit colleges and universities in the state whose endowments total over $1 billion — a category that includes Harvard.
- Forty-Four Students Win Seats on Undergraduate Council
- Students Call on Harvard Law to Bar Kavanaugh from Teaching Pending Probe Into Sexual Assault Allegations
- Report: Harvard Management Company Sells Warehouses to Private Equity Firm
- Kennedy School Beats Fundraising Goal By $200 Million
- Smith Campus Center Dedication Ceremony Features Faust, Bacow, Donor
OPINION
After Defining 'Probation,' Harvard Should Clarify Expectations
While the College is making efforts to hold groups to community norms, it has yet to satisfactorily articulate and disseminate what those norms are.
Make Cambridge Harder to Drive In
In the century following the Model T, Cambridge redesigned itself to be as car-friendly as possible. With a few miles of bike lanes and a handful of Birds, the city has only begun to reverse the catastrophe.
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