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.
Fire Alarm Cuts Short Yo-Yo Ma, Stephen Colbert Event as Graduate Student Union Pickets Outside
A sold-out panel event featuring cellist Yo-Yo Ma ’76 and comedian Stephen Colbert was cut short by a fire alarm Thursday night, forcing attendees to evacuate Sanders Theatre as roughly 80 Harvard graduate student union demonstrators picketed outside.
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Despite Harvard Writing Center Reshuffling, Freshmen Say They Are Finding Ways to Improve Their Writing
After a summer restructuring, freshmen are navigating Harvard’s writing resources — finding helpful feedback, uneven experiences, and support some didn’t know existed.
Despite Harvard Writing Center Reshuffling, Freshmen Say They Are Finding Ways to Improve Their Writing
After a summer restructuring, freshmen are navigating Harvard’s writing resources — finding helpful feedback, uneven experiences, and support some didn’t know existed.
Graduate Student Council President Tells Peers to Pitch Departments on New Faculty Hires
The president of the Harvard Graduate Student Council told graduate students to pitch their departments on new faculty hiring lines at a Thursday meeting, citing a “defrost” in last spring’s University-wide hiring freeze.
Experts Say Democratic Midterm Gains Won’t Undo Damage to U.S. Soft Power Under Trump
Political scientists said Thursday that though Democrat victories in the Tuesday midterm elections were a step in the right direction, America’s soft power will take multiple cycles to rebuild during a talk at the Harvard Kennedy School.
FAS Unrestricted Reserves Decline Amid Record Fundraising Year
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences is seeing a steady decline in unrestricted reserves even as restricted reserves climb, FAS Chief Financial Officer Julie A. Joncas shared at a Tuesday faculty meeting.
FAS Unrestricted Reserves Decline Amid Record Fundraising Year
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences is seeing a steady decline in unrestricted reserves even as restricted reserves climb, FAS Chief Financial Officer Julie A. Joncas shared at a Tuesday faculty meeting.
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.
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Next Shift Mentality: Men’s Hockey Splits Opening ECAC Weekend
A week after the Harvard men’s ice hockey team opened its season by splitting its series against the then-No. 20 UMass Minutemen, the Crimson returned to Bright-Landry Hockey Center to face Brown and Yale to begin its conference slate. Against its two Ivy League opponents, Harvard split the weekend once more, posting a 4-1 win over the Bears and a 4-3 overtime loss to the Bulldogs.
Kate Danielson Captures the ICSA Women’s Singlehanded National Championship
This weekend, Harvard junior Kate Danielson won the ICSA Women’s Singlehanded National Championship, finishing first among 18 competitors at the Janet Lutz Trophy regatta. Freshman Grace Montgomery also delivered a strong performance for the Crimson, finishing sixth in her national championship debut.
No. 19/22 Harvard Steamrolls Columbia in 37-0 Shutout to Regain Ivy Lead
After losing its first game of the season last week to Dartmouth, No. 19/22 Harvard bounced back in masterful fashion, blowing out Columbia 37-0 to retake the top spot in the Ivy League with two weeks left to play in the regular season.
Harvard Women’s Soccer Misses Ivy League Tournament After Late Columbia Equalizer
Columbia converted a late goal in the final four minutes to force a 2-2 tie with Harvard women’s soccer, ending the Crimson’s hopes of securing its third Ivy League Tournament bid in four years on Saturday.
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Boston Book Festival Fiction Keynote: Authors Edwidge Danticat and Imbolo Mbue Discuss the Surprises of Storytelling to Packed House
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