Harvard Professors Demand Stronger Administrative Response Amid Graduate Student Strike
Professors voiced frustration about Harvard administrators’ response to the ongoing graduate student strike and its effects on faculty and students at a Tuesday faculty meeting.
Harvard Professors Demand Stronger Administrative Response Amid Graduate Student Strike
Professors voiced frustration about Harvard administrators’ response to the ongoing graduate student strike and its effects on faculty and students at a Tuesday faculty meeting.
Kirkland Residents Hope to Preserve House Character Through Renovations
Several Kirkland House residents said they hoped renovations would improve living spaces while preserving the House’s “charm” and “history,” with construction slated to begin no earlier than the 2028-29 academic year.
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New York Times Editor Says Biden Administration Was Absent in Evacuation of Afghan Employees
A New York Times editor said Thursday that the Biden administration was “of no help” in securing visas for her team as they planned their evacuation from Afghanistan during the 2021 withdrawal of U.S. forces.
New York Times Editor Says Biden Administration Was Absent in Evacuation of Afghan Employees
A New York Times editor said Thursday that the Biden administration was “of no help” in securing visas for her team as they planned their evacuation from Afghanistan during the 2021 withdrawal of U.S. forces.
Healey, Markey Cruise to Reelection in Massachusetts Midterms
Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly backed reelection bids for Governor Maura T. Healey ’92 and incumbent Senator Ed J. Markey (D-Mass.), with each garnering 62 and 63 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s midterm, respectively.
Federal Judge Dismisses Former HBS Professor Francesca Gino’s Claims, Averting Trial
A federal judge ruled in favor of Harvard on Monday, dismissing all eight claims brought by former Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino and preventing them from going to trial.
Democratic Strategist David Plouffe Says Midterm Wins Don’t Guarantee 2028 Victory
David Plouffe, a former senior adviser to Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign, said at a Wednesday Institute of Politics forum that Democrats’ sweeping midterm victories offer no guarantees for the 2028 presidential election.
Democratic Strategist David Plouffe Says Midterm Wins Don’t Guarantee 2028 Victory
David Plouffe, a former senior adviser to Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign, said at a Wednesday Institute of Politics forum that Democrats’ sweeping midterm victories offer no guarantees for the 2028 presidential election.
Harvard Division of Continuing Education Proposes Renaming Division, Restructuring Graduate Degrees
Harvard’s Division of Continuing Education proposed sweeping reforms, including consolidating its four academic units under a new name and restructuring its graduate degrees, DCE Dean Nancy J. Coleman announced Tuesday.
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