Uy B. Pham

Dartmouth Denies No. 19 Harvard, Snaps Seven-Game Win Streak

No. 19 Harvard women’s soccer faced Dartmouth in its third conference match on Saturday. Powered by a stalwart defensive performance from its backline, the Big Green’s lone goal from a free kick — as well as a penalty save with seven minutes remaining — proved enough to secure a 1-0 win over the Crimson, denying the visitor’s hopes of extending its win streak to eight games.

Harvard Law School Floats Expanding On-Campus Summer Opportunities Following CPT Guidance Restrictions

Harvard Law School is considering expanding on-campus summer opportunities for international J.D. students after new federal guidance effectively restricted the school’s ability to authorize off-campus internships during first-year summers, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Harvard Law Ends Work Authorization for International Students’ Externships After New Federal Guidance

International J.D. students at Harvard Law School will no longer receive school authorization to participate in externship clinics this academic year, after new guidance narrowed when universities can approve off-campus work.

No. 24 Harvard Women’s Soccer Beats Cornell 4-1 Behind A Strong Second Half

After entering halftime tied 1-1, No. 24 Harvard needed just 16 minutes to score three goals in the second half, using the energy of the Alumni Day crowd to spark its 4-1 win over Cornell. Freshman forward Brooke Huleatt scored two goals, opening the scoring early in the first half before adding Harvard’s fourth to cap off the victory. Co-captains Ólöf Kristinsdóttir and Anna Rayhill each also scored in the second half.

Harvard Women’s Soccer Tames Princeton’s Late Offensive Barrage In Ivy Opener

While Princeton celebrated its annual Youth Day during its Ivy League opener, the rookies on the Harvard women’s soccer team got on the scoreboard first on Sunday afternoon as the Nor’easter crept across New Jersey.

Men’s Water Polo Falls to Concordia, Rebounds With Win Over Johns Hopkins at Bruno Invite

RV Harvard men’s water polo split its pair of games at the Bruno Invitational on Saturday, securing its third win of the season while dropping another to a late buzzer-beater. Concordia University, Irvine beat the Crimson 19-18 in the first match, but Harvard rebounded to record its first win in seven games by beating Johns Hopkins 17-13 to close the tournament.

Anthropic Chief Economist Says Company Is Exploring Ways to Steer AI Toward Augmenting Workers

Anthropic’s Chief Economist Peter B. McCrory said Wednesday that his team is exploring whether the artificial intelligence company can steer its technology toward augmenting workers rather than replacing them.

11 Harvard Law Faculty Join Call for UCLA Chancellor to Retract 9/11 Conference Statement

Eleven Harvard Law School faculty members joined nearly 300 law school professors calling on University of California, Los Angeles Chancellor Julio J. Frenk — a former Harvard dean — to retract a statement distancing the university from a symposium marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Harvard Women’s Soccer Defeats UConn, Rounds Out Non-Conference Slate With Five Straight Wins

Harvard women’s soccer closed out its non-conference slate by extending its win streak to five games, defeating the University of Connecticut 2-0 on Sunday. With the win, the Crimson extended its unbeaten streak to seven games, building momentum as it prepares to open Ivy League play next weekend.

Goldberg Convenes Harvard Law School AI Committee As Donors Float Condensed J.D. Program

Harvard Law School Dean John C.P. Goldberg has convened a steering committee to shape the school’s response to artificial intelligence — and fielded repeated suggestions from top donors that the school condense its three-year J.D. program to two.

Harvard Women's Soccer Hears from Hamblin

Harvard women's soccer huddles during its game against Boston University.

Yego Coffee Still

Yego Coffee has been selected as one of Boston Globe’s Best of the Best for coffee places in Boston for three consecutive years.

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Jasmine Leshnick Evades her Defender

Senior Jasmine Leshnick evades a Northeastern defender during Harvard's 1-0 win over the Huskies earlier this season. Leshnick scored the Crimson's fourth goal over Princeton in its Ivy League opener.

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Peter McCrory, Chief Economist at Anthropic, on the right, speaking at JFK Jr. Forum moderated by Jason Furman '92, Aetna Professor of the Practice of Economic Policy, Harvard Kennedy School on the left.

Harvard's Defensive Unit Celebrates

Harvard's defensive unit, including senior defender Amy König, sophomore goalkeeper Nicole Bidun, and senior midfielder Anya Van Den Einde, celebrates the shutout over the University of Connecticut Huskies.

Captain Ólöf Kristinsdóttir Boxes Out

Captain Ólöf Kristinsdóttir boxes out the Huskies during Harvard's clash against UConn.

Harvard Alumni Affairs and Development

Huleatt Hustles

Freshman forward Brooke Huleatt scored the fifth goal of her rookie campaign against the University of New Hampshire Wildcats.