Justice Department Asks Court to Overturn Harvard Admissions Decision in Amicus Brief
The DOJ asked a federal appeals court to overturn the October 2019 ruling which found Harvard does not discriminate against Asian Americans in admissions.
Former HUD Secretary, History Professor Discuss Urban Renewal at GSD
A former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and former Dean of the Radcliffe Institute discussed past and present issues of urban renewal at the Graduate School of Design.
What to Expect Next in the Harvard Admissions Suit: Experts Weigh In
Experts say Students for Fair Admissions' case against Harvard will likely continue for the foreseeable future after the organization submitted its appellate brief.
Former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Discusses Challenges to Global Human Rights Order
Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, who served as the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, discussed the new global geopolitical environment Thursday.
As Coronavirus Cases Propagate, Harvard Adds South Korea to Restricted Travel List
Harvard added South Korea to its list of restricted travel locations as the University focuses on “contingency planning” for the possible spread of COVID-19.
High-Profile History Prof. Hinton to Depart for Yale
Associate professor Elizabeth K. Hinton will depart for Yale this summer after six years in Harvard’s History and African and African American Studies departments.
Early Voters in Cambridge Head to Polls for Presidential Primaries
Less than a week before Super Tuesday, Massachusetts residents are already casting their ballots in the 2020 presidential primaries.
Harvard Law School Holds Lecture on Police Abolition
Brooklyn College Professor Alex S. Vitale spoke to students at Harvard Law School on Thursday about the potential benefits of ending America’s police force.
SEAS Move Will Benefit Athletes by Shifting College’s Center of Gravity, Scalise Says
Harvard Athletics Director Robert L. Scalise said he welcomes the new opportunities for student-athletes that will come when the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences joins the Athletics Department on the other side of the Charles river, completing its imminent move to Allston.
- Architects Present Adams House Renewal Plans
- Cambridge Revises Position, Will Accept and Process Applications for Cannabis Businesses
- Athletics Director Scalise Cautions Against Exclusive Academic Resources for Athletes
- Harvard Kennedy School Dean Elmendorf Says He Supports the 'Passion' of Student Activists
- Spate of Tutors To Depart Lowell at End of Semester
Opinion
My Personal Restatement
There are dangers to sharing our most personal narratives but there is also immense value. All we can do is be patient, be kind, and offer up each day to one another as a blank page — an opportunity for re-statement.
Life, Liberty, and Basic Income
A universal basic income can eliminate poverty entirely by giving people the ability to acquire their basic necessities and ensure the right to life for all Americans.
- Architects Present Adams House Renewal Plans
- Cambridge Revises Position, Will Accept and Process Applications for Cannabis Businesses
- Athletics Director Scalise Cautions Against Exclusive Academic Resources for Athletes
- Harvard Kennedy School Dean Elmendorf Says He Supports the 'Passion' of Student Activists
- Spate of Tutors To Depart Lowell at End of Semester
Opinion
My Personal Restatement
There are dangers to sharing our most personal narratives but there is also immense value. All we can do is be patient, be kind, and offer up each day to one another as a blank page — an opportunity for re-statement.
Life, Liberty, and Basic Income
A universal basic income can eliminate poverty entirely by giving people the ability to acquire their basic necessities and ensure the right to life for all Americans.
