Harvard Business School
Nohria to Step Down from Tata Board of Directors
Harvard Business School Dean Nitin Nohria will step down from the board of directors of Tata Sons when his term ends next month.
No Need to be ‘Flashy’: How Harvard Advertises Itself
In many ways, the Harvard name sells itself—so the University spends its millions-strong marketing budget on short-term and traditionally less-emphasized programs.
Business School to Update Title IX Training Modules
Harvard Business School has updated its Title IX training modules on sexual harassment amid criticisms of the trainings.
President’s Innovation Challenge Winners Announced
A company that revolutionizes ear infection treatment, an app to guide small business in emerging markets, and a toolkit to empower girls in STEM all won big Wednesday.
Faculty to Vote on New Ph.D. Program, Next Years’ Courses
Though many courses still have not finalized their schedules or section information, the Faculty Council gave its initial approval of the courses at its meeting last week.
SEAS Dean Looks to Expand Collaborations with HBS
In anticipation of the fall 2020 SEAS expansion to Allston, SEAS is preparing a number of collaborative initiatives with their neighbor to-be, Harvard Business School.
Joan Pinck, Advocate for Women’s Rights, Business School Administrator and Lecturer, Dies at 89
Pinck, an advocate for women’s rights, was one of the first female administrators at the Business School, holding positions as an assistant dean and lecturer. She died March 10 at age 89.
David Rubenstein at HBS
Harvard Corporation member David M. Rubenstein speaks during an interview at the Harvard Business School Monday evening.
Rubenstein Discusses Philanthropy, Failure at Business School
David M. Rubenstein, a member of the Harvard Corporation, discussed his non-linear path to private equity, outlined his philanthropic vision, and ruminated on past failures at a Harvard Business School event Monday.
Klarman Appearance at Business School Draws Protest
Protesters called on Baupost—which holds $931 million of Puerto Rico’s debt—to cancel its holdings in Puerto Rican bonds and demanded Harvard divest $2 billion from Baupost.
I-Lab Looks to Expand Management Team
Almost seven years after it first opened, Harvard’s Innovation Lab is looking to expand its management team to address growing interest in entrepreneurship on campus.
HBS Adds Economist Brimmer’s Papers to Special Collections
Harvard Business School’s Baker Library has added the accumulated works of prominent economist Dr. Andrew F. Brimmer to its permanent Special Collections.
Frei to Return to HBS after Stint at Uber
Frei, who is currently on a leave of absence from her roles as senior associate dean for executive education and a professor of service management at HBS, had been hired as a senior vice president of leadership and strategy for the ridesharing company.
FAS Council Considers New HBS Degree, Dissolves Asian Studies Council
The Faculty Council heard a proposal from the Business School concerning a new Ph.D. program and voted to dissolve the Council on Asian Studies at their biweekly meeting.
