Days Before Deadline, Environmentalist Overseer Campaign Harvard Forward On Track To Reach Nomination Goal
Harvard Forward announced Wednesday that it is 500 signatures away from placing all of its endorsed candidates on the Board of Overseers ballot.
Harvard Scientists Find Stress Makes Hair Turn Gray
A group of Harvard scientists and Brazilian researchers released a study Wednesday showing that graying hair can be at least partly attributed to stress.
Swissbäkers Reopens Allston Location in Light of Recent Closures
Forty-three days afterclosing its Greater Boston locations, local European-inspired bakery chain Swissbäkers has reopened its Allston location.
From Beef to Bots? Harvard Professors Mired in Debate Over Spam Emails, Industry-Funded Research
After criticizing the framing of an article on red meat, two faculty members at HSPH have become embroiled in a public debate over industry-funded research.
Harvard University Health Services ‘Closely Monitoring’ Global Coronavirus Outbreak
As cases of a deadly coronavirus increase globally, HUHS Director Giang T. Nguyen said his office is monitoring the outbreak and planning for its potential impact.
Harvard Law School Initiative Calls for Clean Slate in America’s Labor Laws
An initiative of Harvard Law School’s Labor and Worklife Program — called Clean Slate for Worker Power — released its final report on Thursday.
Lowell House Opera to Rebrand in 2020 Season with New Leadership
As part of an effort to rebrand, the Lowell House Opera has appointed Adrienne Boris as the group’s first-ever executive producer.
Harvard Management Company Invests in Avocados, Sells Other Natural Resource Assets
The Harvard Management Company adjusted its natural resource portfolio this week by purchasing a minority stake in produce company Westfalia Fruit International and selling its investments in two Australian farms.
Student Denied Degree After Sexual Assault Allegations Opposes Harvard’s Motion to Dismiss His Lawsuit
Former Harvard undergraduate Damilare Sonoiki ’13 opposed Harvard’s motion to dismiss his lawsuit last Friday, alleging the College unfairly refused to grant him his bachelor’s degree.
Harvard Students Form Coalition Supporting Slave Photo Lawsuit's Demands
Students across the University have created a new coalition demanding that Harvard stop displaying, publishing, and selling the rights to the images of two enslaved people.
Cambridge Provides $1.125 Million to Fund Public Space Improvement Projects
Cambridge will allocate $1.125 million of its fiscal year 2021 budget to fund eight public space improvement projects proposed by its residents, according to the Cambridge Participatory Budgeting website.
African American Harvard Business School Alumni Lobby for Dean Who Will Prioritize Diversity and Inclusion
Members of Harvard Business School’s African-American Alumni Association urged University President Lawrence S. Bacow in a letter earlier this month to prioritize diversity and inclusion in the search for the Business School’s next dean.
Harvard Law School Initiative Calls for Clean Slate in America’s Labor Laws
An initiative of Harvard Law School’s Labor and Worklife Program — called Clean Slate for Worker Power — released its final report on Thursday.
Lowell House Opera to Rebrand in 2020 Season with New Leadership
As part of an effort to rebrand, the Lowell House Opera has appointed Adrienne Boris as the group’s first-ever executive producer.
Harvard Management Company Invests in Avocados, Sells Other Natural Resource Assets
The Harvard Management Company adjusted its natural resource portfolio this week by purchasing a minority stake in produce company Westfalia Fruit International and selling its investments in two Australian farms.
Student Denied Degree After Sexual Assault Allegations Opposes Harvard’s Motion to Dismiss His Lawsuit
Former Harvard undergraduate Damilare Sonoiki ’13 opposed Harvard’s motion to dismiss his lawsuit last Friday, alleging the College unfairly refused to grant him his bachelor’s degree.
Harvard Students Form Coalition Supporting Slave Photo Lawsuit's Demands
Students across the University have created a new coalition demanding that Harvard stop displaying, publishing, and selling the rights to the images of two enslaved people.
Cambridge Provides $1.125 Million to Fund Public Space Improvement Projects
Cambridge will allocate $1.125 million of its fiscal year 2021 budget to fund eight public space improvement projects proposed by its residents, according to the Cambridge Participatory Budgeting website.
African American Harvard Business School Alumni Lobby for Dean Who Will Prioritize Diversity and Inclusion
Members of Harvard Business School’s African-American Alumni Association urged University President Lawrence S. Bacow in a letter earlier this month to prioritize diversity and inclusion in the search for the Business School’s next dean.
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