A Retreat, Hazing Allegations, and Four Resignations: Inside Turmoil at Harvard’s Institute of Politics
Interviews with nearly 20 current and former student leaders reveal months of conflict at Harvard’s Institute of Politics over a February retreat, the executive team’s authority, and complaints about the treatment of younger members and women.
A Retreat, Hazing Allegations, and Four Resignations: Inside Turmoil at Harvard’s Institute of Politics
Interviews with nearly 20 current and former student leaders reveal months of conflict at Harvard’s Institute of Politics over a February retreat, the executive team’s authority, and complaints about the treatment of younger members and women.
Garber Convenes University-Wide Faculty Committee on Scientific Research Priorities
Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 quietly convened a University-wide committee of faculty members to develop a new vision for scientific research over the next several years, according to six people familiar with the matter.
Officers Involved in August Fatal Shooting Will Not Face Charges as Inquest Concludes
A district judge found that the actions of the Cambridge police officers who fatally shot a man in August were “objectively reasonable,” at the conclusion of a judicial inquest process, according to a Thursday announcement by Middlesex District Attorney Marian T. Ryan.
Officers Involved in August Fatal Shooting Will Not Face Charges as Inquest Concludes
A district judge found that the actions of the Cambridge police officers who fatally shot a man in August were “objectively reasonable,” at the conclusion of a judicial inquest process, according to a Thursday announcement by Middlesex District Attorney Marian T. Ryan.
Cambridge Increases Property Taxes for Second Consecutive Year
The Cambridge City Council unanimously voted to increase property tax rates on Monday as part of an ongoing effort to shift the tax burden off of residents.
Men Charged in November HMS Explosion Sentenced to Three Years Probation, Avoiding Jail Time
A federal judge sentenced the two men who pleaded guilty to causing an explosion at Harvard Medical School last year to three years of probation and 300 hours of community service on Thursday.
Harvard Departments Split on AI Use in Senior Theses, With Many Yet to Set Rules
Only 18 of Harvard College’s 50 concentrations have department-wide restrictions on how seniors can use artificial intelligence in their theses, according to a Crimson review of departmental policies.
Harvard Departments Split on AI Use in Senior Theses, With Many Yet to Set Rules
Only 18 of Harvard College’s 50 concentrations have department-wide restrictions on how seniors can use artificial intelligence in their theses, according to a Crimson review of departmental policies.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Sues Harvard for Diversity-Related Hiring Records
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued Harvard late Tuesday to compel the University to produce records as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged discrimination in Harvard’s faculty hiring.
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