FAS Dean Hoekstra Addresses Cornell Sexual Assault Case, Calls Description ‘Horrific’
Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean Hopi E. Hoekstra addressed an alleged sexual assault at Cornell University at a Tuesday faculty meeting, calling the description of the incident “horrific and really difficult to comprehend.”
FAS Dean Hoekstra Addresses Cornell Sexual Assault Case, Calls Description ‘Horrific’
Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean Hopi E. Hoekstra addressed an alleged sexual assault at Cornell University at a Tuesday faculty meeting, calling the description of the incident “horrific and really difficult to comprehend.”
FAS Could Save Roughly $20 Million Annually After Staff Cuts
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences could save roughly $20 million annually from its staffing overhaul, FAS Dean Hopi E. Hoekstra said at a Tuesday faculty meeting.
Trump Administration Asks First Circuit to Reinstate Harvard Funding Cuts
The Trump administration urged the First Circuit on Monday to let it revoke Harvard’s funding, arguing the district court lacked the authority to require the government to restore nearly $2.7 billion in research grants last fall.
Trump Administration Asks First Circuit to Reinstate Harvard Funding Cuts
The Trump administration urged the First Circuit on Monday to let it revoke Harvard’s funding, arguing the district court lacked the authority to require the government to restore nearly $2.7 billion in research grants last fall.
One Injured in North Cambridge Shooting
One person was injured in a shooting near Russell Field on Tuesday afternoon, the Cambridge Police Department said in an emergency alert.
Cambridge Selects 40 Residents for Surveillance Tech Assembly Through Lottery
Forty residents were selected through a lottery drawing to advise Cambridge on its surveillance technology, including the controversial gunshot detection software ShotSpotter.
Jake Sullivan, Ylli Bajraktari Warn of Narrowing Gap in AI Development Between U.S. and China at IOP Forum
Former U.S. National Security Adviser Jacob J. Sullivan said the United States holds about a six-month lead over China in frontier artificial intelligence development at a Harvard Institute of Politics forum Monday evening.
Jake Sullivan, Ylli Bajraktari Warn of Narrowing Gap in AI Development Between U.S. and China at IOP Forum
Former U.S. National Security Adviser Jacob J. Sullivan said the United States holds about a six-month lead over China in frontier artificial intelligence development at a Harvard Institute of Politics forum Monday evening.
Cambridge Council to Consider Lowering Inclusionary Housing Requirement
The Cambridge City Council is weighing loosening its inclusionary housing requirement as the city faces two lawsuits regarding the policy and a rising concern that the requirement is preventing large developments from moving forward.
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Sailing Wins First Round of the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championship
Harvard sailing spread its roster across five regattas throughout New England this weekend, winning the first round of the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championship and finishing fourth at the Danmark Trophy, highlighting a packed slate of competition.
Sailing Wins First Round of the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championship
Harvard sailing spread its roster across five regattas throughout New England this weekend, winning the first round of the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championship and finishing fourth at the Danmark Trophy, highlighting a packed slate of competition.
Double Trouble: Zhang and Feng Share Yale Invitational Crown
The Harvard women’s golf team fell just one stroke short of its first tournament victory of the fall, but junior Vanessa Zhang and freshman Rayee Feng still left New Haven as individual co-champions, each shooting six-under par across three rounds at the newly renovated Yale Golf Course. The duo’s success helped Harvard finish second in the eight-team field.
Bailey Bails Out Harvard With Hail Mary and Lateral Miracle Over Colgate
No. 20/22 Harvard miraculously defeated No. 22/20 Colgate with a “Bailey Bailout” Hail Mary and lateral as time expired, extending the Crimson’s winning streak in home-openers to 25 games in a dramatic 20-17 win under Saturday night lights.
No. 24 Harvard Women’s Soccer Beats Cornell 4-1 Behind A Strong Second Half
After entering halftime tied 1-1, No. 24 Harvard needed just 16 minutes to score three goals in the second half, using the energy of the Alumni Day crowd to spark its 4-1 win over Cornell. Freshman forward Brooke Huleatt scored two goals, opening the scoring early in the first half before adding Harvard’s fourth to cap off the victory. Co-captains Ólöf Kristinsdóttir and Anna Rayhill each also scored in the second half.
‘The Gem’ Album Review: An Ode to Evolution, Without Much Evolution Itself
Jacklin continues to push through her deliberations on solitude, on love and on loss, through both a nostalgic and fresh lens.
‘Hollywood, Ending’ Review: John Green’s Newest Novel Offers an Authentic Look at Fame
For Juniper and Kai what matters by the novel’s close is the ending — not Hollywood.
‘Daughter of the Regiment’ Review: A Disservice to a Heroic American Woman
Instead of singling out Sampson’s wave from the greater tide of American history, Boston Lyric Opera plunged her into a mundane and degrading storyline, drowning her once again.
‘WICKED’ Review: The Most ‘Swankified’ Show in Town
“WICKED” is back in Boston — and those who haven’t secured tickets yet are sure to be green with envy.