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Protests Bring Hope, Concern for Harvard's Iranian and Iranian-American Students
After a week of mass protests in Iran over a disputed presidential election in which the country's officials declared incumbent
Grant Foundation Hit in Madoff Scheme
A foundation responsible for funding two Harvard programs at nearly $1 million has been forced to close amid Bernard L.
A Chance Road to Harvard
Fifteen-year-old Mahzarin R. Banaji says she dreamed of living the adventurous life of a secretary upon graduating from high school
HLS Student Wins Award for Film
Harvard Law School student Clara J. K. Long and her Boston-based film crew won a new international media award for
Hong Kong Official Urges U.S.-China Ties
Tung Chee Hwa, former chief executive of Hong Kong, said yesterday at the Harvard Kennedy School that the single most
CCL Discusses Crisis, Student Life
The Committee on College Life debriefed the Harvard-Yale Game yesterday in a meeting that also touched on how student activities
Chetty Accepts Tenure Offer
Eight years ago, Raj Chetty ’00 graduated from the College summa cum laude, having completed his undergraduate degree in three
Chinese Company Rips Harvard Name
Harvard has had a lot of Presidents, but none of them were named “Bell Johnson.” In China, “Bell Johnson,” who
Analysts Break Down Election
Conservative political analyst William Kristol ’73 and William A. Galston, a former policy advisor to Bill Clinton, reacted to the
Summers Touts College Aid Legacy
At 9 a.m. yesterday morning, about 50 College students joined former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers for a discussion of
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Artful Afternoon
The Science Center lawn on Monday served as the venue for the first annual Harvard Student Art Show, an exhibition and sale of student art from Harvard undergraduates and graduate students.
SRI LANKAN STRUGGLE
Dinesha W.V.A. Samararatne, a Sri Lankan native and human rights lawyer, discusses Sri Lanka’s internal conflict over sovereignty in the Winthrop House Owen Room yesterday.
TRACING A HIDDEN PAST
Author Patrick Tracey speaks at the Harvard COOP on his book, Stalking Irish Madness, which depicts his journey to Ireland to explore the mystery of his Irish-American family’s struggle with schizophrenia.