Mirei S. Saneyoshi
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Harvard Kennedy School’s Dustin Tingley Named Vice Provost for Advances in Learning
Harvard Kennedy School professor Dustin Tingley has been named Harvard’s vice provost for advances in learning, formally taking over a University role he has held on an interim basis since last year as Harvard continues to grapple with the role of technology in teaching and education.
‘Trial and Error’: SEAS Design Fair Invites Students to Present Capstone Projects
Students from 15 undergraduate courses and organizations flocked to Harvard’s Science and Engineering Complex on Thursday for the annual School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Design and Project Fair.
Five Harvard Affiliates Awarded 2026 Breakthrough Prizes in Life Sciences
Five Harvard affiliates were named 2026 Laureates of the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences — commonly known as the “Oscars of Science” — earlier this month for their contributions to groundbreaking gene therapies and genetic disease identification.
Harvard Forum Highlights Rural Student Voices, Expands Advocacy Efforts
The Harvard Undergraduate Rural League hosted their first large-scale event on Saturday, bringing leaders in rural advocacy and Harvard administrators to speak about the importance of rural student representation.
Israeli Journalist Rejects Genocide Claims, Opposes Palestinian Statehood at Kennedy School Talk
Israeli journalist and political analyst Amit Segal rejected accusations that Israel’s conduct in Gaza amounted to genocide and argued against Palestinian statehood during a virtual conversation hosted by the Harvard Kennedy School last Tuesday.
Olivia Munn Shares Breast Cancer Journey at Startup Girl Foundation’s Women’s Forum
Actress Olivia Munn spoke candidly about navigating her breast cancer diagnosis at the Startup Girl Foundation’s Women’s Forum on Friday afternoon, reflecting on the emotional and physical challenges that reshaped her approach to adversity.