Jiwon Joung
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Memorial Church Construction Continues, Forcing Groups to Relocate
Memorial Church’s programming has continued largely unhindered as Church staff gets creative with where they host events.
Divinity School Celebrates 200 Years
The Divinity School has lined up a series of events throughout the academic year for its bicentennial.
Students Express Mixed Feelings on OCS Funding Lottery
With the increasing popularity of Harvard summer study abroad programs, some students have expressed concerns regarding the process by which financial aid funds are awarded, arguing that funding may not go to students who most need it.
Harvard Medical School Launches Arts Initiative
The “Arts&Humanities@HMS” initiative supports the arts by creating more opportunities for students to explore music, visual arts, and drama through programs and events.
Medical School Raises $467 Million in Capital Campaign
Harvard Medical School's $750 million capital campaign is now more than 60 percent of the way to its goal.
Students’ Opinions Mixed About New Med School Curriculum
Students described Harvard Medical School’s new curriculum as characterized by a heavy workload and an increased level of student engagement with content and faculty.
Top Medical Schools React to Harvard’s Curriculum Change
The Medical School’s curricular changes resemble those already made by other leading medical schools, according to their top administrators.
Warren Alpert Foundation Gifts $20 Million to Medical School
The gift to Harvard Medical school will fund immunology research, a new professorship, and a Dean’s Leadership Fund.
Barriers to Entry: Public Service at and After Harvard
College students interested in pursuing public service contend with a tough job market and a culture of busy classmates.
HSA-Run Charter Flights Flew High Over Allegations
Criticisms of HSA’s transparency and business practices from members of the student body abounded in the period between the University asking HSA to prepare “a complete report” on its charter flight services and its decision that reaffirmed HSA’s monopoly.
Latest Media
Winthrop In Progress
Construction work on Winthrop House - including the renovation of the existing halls and the addition of Beren Hall - began during the Summer.
Student groups gather to support HUDS workers’ healthcare rights
Students and workers line the edges of Adams’ Junior Common Room to protest in support of HUDS workers health care benefits. There was a high turnout at the event, which featured leaders from several Harvard college and graduate student groups.
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Adams House Senior Dinner Night
Adams House Seniors attend an exclusive dinner service in the Senior Common Room on Wednesday night.
Milton Reading Marathon
Students take turns reading during a John Milton reading marathon of "Paradise Lost" at the Barker Center Café on Monday night.
Ex-Presidential Candidate Lessig Speaks
Law School professor Lawrence Lessig, left, and Law professor Jonathan Zittrain discuss what Lessig learned from his presidential candidacy at Harvard Law School on Monday.
Reading with Parents
The daughter of proctors Alex and Celeste Douglas reads an Elmo book with her parents in Lionel A.
Ta-Nehisi Coates Speaks at the IOP
Ta-Nehisi Coates speaks about the hardships of being black in the U.S. Coates was invited to speak at the IOP on Wednesday evening.