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Digitizing Knowledge
The DPLA, its leaders say, will place the resources of top research libraries in the world in the pocket of every American.
Focusing on the Arab World
Some professors say that the College is ill-equipped to offer a comprehensive undergraduate education on the modern Middle East.
Faculty Prohibits Varsity Ice Hockey From NCAA Tournament Participation
Despite the squad’s posting an 18-4-2 record, the Faculty Committee on Athletics banned the team from taking part in the NCAA tournament for the second straight year.
China to Fund Graduate Schools From Seven Harvard Graduate Schools
Delegates from the Chinese government signed an agreement yesterday with Harvard that leaders hope will bring more Chinese students to ...
Harvard Leads Digital Library Initiative
Harvard is solidifying plans to lead one of the largest national efforts to create a digitized public library, which might eventually include all printed books.
Porter Responds to Libya Criticism
University Professor Michael E. Porter yesterday responded to accusations made by former Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 at Tuesday’s Faculty meeting.
Former Dean Questions Response to Professor's Past Financial Ties to Libya’s Gaddafi
Former Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 questioned University President Drew G. Faust on whether the University should actively criticize a University professor for his financial ties with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Faculty Notebook: Hammonds Discusses Renaming OWAW
Dean of Harvard College Evelynn M. Hammonds has acquiesced to pressure and agreed to change the name of the Optional Winter Activities Week, she said at yesterday’s Faculty meeting.
As Libraries Evolve, HCL Head Leaves
But after nearly 15 years, Nancy M. Cline will leave this summer as her position is folded into the newly centralized administrative structure of the University-wide library system.
Smith Honors FAS Staff
The event—in its second year, after FAS Dean Michael D. Smith established the program last year—salutes staff members throughout FAS for their commitment to the school.
Latest Media
Robberies Near Harvard's Campus
Above: Harvard Square saw a spike in robberies this fall, even along pathways that HUPD suggests are safe. Roll over each number to see more, and click to read the related Crimson article. Click the show and hide buttons to see the designated safety pathways.
Neighborhood Robberies
Roll over a number to view what type of robbery took place. Click to view related article.
Members of the Harvard Student Labor Action Movement lead a group of 30 demonstrators advocating for better treatment of Harvard workers through the Yard on Apr. 29, 2010.
Member of the Harvard Student Labor Action Movement lead a group of 30 demonstrators advocating for better treatment of Harvard workers through the Yard yesterday.
Christopher A. Johnson-Roberson ‘11 sings for more communication with workers in the Harvard community as he leads a procession of 30 across the Yard.
Today in Photos (04/30/10)
William F. Guzick '11 of team "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" prepares to take on Asa G. Schachar '11 of team "Asasians" during the last battle of Quincy Assassins yesterday.
Today in Photos (04/28/10)
Judith Jamison, renowned choreographer and cultural icon, answeres questions from the audience on her inspirations and successes as well on leading students enrolled in the class Dramatic Arts 123.
