How a Harvard Program Helped Build ‘Mayors for Mike’
From Washington, D.C. to San Francisco, Michael R. Bloomberg’s 2020 presidential campaign is full of unlikely mayoral endorsers who span the ideological spectrum.
Former HUD Secretary, History Professor Discuss Urban Renewal at GSD
A former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and former Dean of the Radcliffe Institute discussed past and present issues of urban renewal at the Graduate School of Design.
What to Expect Next in the Harvard Admissions Suit: Experts Weigh In
Experts say Students for Fair Admissions' case against Harvard will likely continue for the foreseeable future after the organization submitted its appellate brief.
Former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Discusses Challenges to Global Human Rights Order
Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, who served as the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, discussed the new global geopolitical environment Thursday.
Harvard Law School Holds Lecture on Police Abolition
Brooklyn College Professor Alex S. Vitale spoke to students at Harvard Law School on Thursday about the potential benefits of ending America’s police force.
As Coronavirus Cases Propagate, Harvard Adds South Korea to Restricted Travel List
Harvard added South Korea to its list of restricted travel locations as the University focuses on “contingency planning” for the possible spread of COVID-19.
SEAS Move Will Benefit Athletes by Shifting College’s Center of Gravity, Scalise Says
Harvard Athletics Director Robert L. Scalise said he welcomes the new opportunities for student-athletes that will come when the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences joins the Athletics Department on the other side of the Charles river, completing its imminent move to Allston.
Harvard Kennedy School Dean Elmendorf Says He Supports the 'Passion' of Student Activists
Amid continued criticism over the lack of faculty and student diversity, HKS Dean Douglas W. Elmendorf said he hopes to engage with student activism.
#MeToo Founder Tarana Burke Reflects on Movement at Institute of Politics
Tarana Burke, founder of the ‘Me Too’ movement, discussed intersectionality and moving forward after the acquittal of Harvey Weinstein at the IOP Wednesday.
Harvard Management Company Bought Uber, Biopharmaceutical Stocks During Last Quarter of 2019
HMC bought stock in Uber, decreased its shares in Facebook, and slightly lowered its overall securities value in the last quarter of 2019.
Athletics Director Scalise Cautions Against Exclusive Academic Resources for Athletes
Harvard Athletics Director Robert L. Scalise said he does not support specialized academic programs geared toward student-athletes sprouting up in Cambridge.
Spate of Tutors To Depart Lowell at End of Semester
A search is underway in Lowell House to fill eight positions left by tutors who plan to depart at the semester's end, according to Faculty Dean David I. Laibson ’88.
As Coronavirus Cases Propagate, Harvard Adds South Korea to Restricted Travel List
Harvard added South Korea to its list of restricted travel locations as the University focuses on “contingency planning” for the possible spread of COVID-19.
SEAS Move Will Benefit Athletes by Shifting College’s Center of Gravity, Scalise Says
Harvard Athletics Director Robert L. Scalise said he welcomes the new opportunities for student-athletes that will come when the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences joins the Athletics Department on the other side of the Charles river, completing its imminent move to Allston.
Harvard Kennedy School Dean Elmendorf Says He Supports the 'Passion' of Student Activists
Amid continued criticism over the lack of faculty and student diversity, HKS Dean Douglas W. Elmendorf said he hopes to engage with student activism.
#MeToo Founder Tarana Burke Reflects on Movement at Institute of Politics
Tarana Burke, founder of the ‘Me Too’ movement, discussed intersectionality and moving forward after the acquittal of Harvey Weinstein at the IOP Wednesday.
Harvard Management Company Bought Uber, Biopharmaceutical Stocks During Last Quarter of 2019
HMC bought stock in Uber, decreased its shares in Facebook, and slightly lowered its overall securities value in the last quarter of 2019.
Athletics Director Scalise Cautions Against Exclusive Academic Resources for Athletes
Harvard Athletics Director Robert L. Scalise said he does not support specialized academic programs geared toward student-athletes sprouting up in Cambridge.
Spate of Tutors To Depart Lowell at End of Semester
A search is underway in Lowell House to fill eight positions left by tutors who plan to depart at the semester's end, according to Faculty Dean David I. Laibson ’88.
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