Nohria to Step Down from Tata Board of Directors
Harvard Business School Dean Nitin Nohria will step down from the board of directors of Tata Sons when his term ends next month.
Like All Good Things, Harvard Square's New Lululemon Will Soon Come To An End
Lululemon lovers can rejoice — briefly. To be precise, they can rejoice between August 3, 2018 and Jan. 6, 2019.
Colombian President Steps Out of Office and Into HKS Fellowship
On the last day of Santos’s eight-year-long presidency, Kennedy School Dean Douglas W. Elmendorf named Santos an Angelopoulos Fellow.
Harvard Square Icon J. Press to Close Cambridge Store
Historic men’s clothing boutique J. Press — a Harvard Square fixture for 86 years — is closing its Mt. Auburn St. store at the end of August, citing increasing rents in the past several years.
Bacow, Harvard Faculty Sign Letter Opposing Suggested EPA Rule
University President Lawrence S. Bacow and several Harvard professors spoke out this week against an Environmental Protection Agency rule that proposes making scientific data public, co-signing a public letter that asserts the rule would sow “confusion and chaos.”
Graduate School of Design Selects Architects for Expansion Plans
The school picked firms Herzog & de Meuron and Beyer Blinder Belle to design the expansion. Plans for the design are projected to be finished in early fall.
Ex-Members of Shuttered Sorority Delta Gamma Launch Co-Ed Club ‘Kali Praxi’
KP affiliate Basia Rosenbaum ’18 wrote in an email that the new group is “distinct” from the old sorority chapter.
Lululemon Opens Store in Harvard Square — But It Won’t Stay For Long
Lululemon lovers can rejoice — briefly. To be precise, they can rejoice between August 3, 2018 and Jan. 6, 2019.
Bacow, Harvard Faculty Sign Letter Opposing Suggested EPA Rule
University President Lawrence S. Bacow and several Harvard professors spoke out this week against an Environmental Protection Agency rule that proposes making scientific data public, co-signing a public letter that asserts the rule would sow “confusion and chaos.”
Graduate School of Design Selects Architects for Expansion Plans
The school picked firms Herzog & de Meuron and Beyer Blinder Belle to design the expansion. Plans for the design are projected to be finished in early fall.
Upscale Square Restaurant Les Sablons Shutters Doors
Run by Boston restaurateurs Garrett Harker, Shore Gregory, Skip Bennett, and Jeremy Sewall, the restaurant occupied the historic 1912 Conductor's Building for less than two years.
Anand Named Vice Provost for Advances in Learning
Harvard Business School Professor Bharat N. Anand ’88 will be Harvard’s next vice provost for advances in learning, the University announced Tuesday.
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OPINION
Who Can Be ‘Racist’?
Consider the recent controversy involving Sarah Jeong, whose colorful tweets against white people were dug up after the New York Times’ editorial board hired her.
Summer Postcard: The Simplicity of Waves
What I loved about San Simeon then and now was its simplicity.
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