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Garber Is Right: The Ad Board Is the Problem.
As the saga continued, Corporation members continued to find themselves frustrated with their lack of control. “The Ad Boards ...
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FAS Faculty Council in Support of Increasing SEAS Representation
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences is set to allocate three seats on its Faculty Council to the School of Engineering and ...
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Dissent: Libraries Are For Studying, Not Protesting
Harvard and its administrators have it right: Libraries are for studying. Not protesting. In their editorial, the Board argues the library demonstrations are not disruptive and therefore acceptable.
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Harvard Officials Wanted Harsher Discipline for Student Protesters, Report Shows
Top University officials privately lambasted the schools’ disciplinary committees for not imposing harsher penalties on ...
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No ID Checks, but Harvard ‘Determining Next Steps’ After Second Faculty Study-In
Roughly 35 Harvard faculty members held a silent study-in in Widener Library on Friday afternoon, marking the second time ...
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FAS Leadership in Talks to Expand Center for Public Service and Engaged Scholarship
Faculty of Arts and Sciences administrators are considering a proposal to transform the Center for Public Service and Engaged Scholarship into a new “Center for Public Engagement” with expanded ...
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Harvard College Dean Khurana Accused of Misrepresenting Professor’s Actions in Congress Report
Classics professor Richard F. Thomas accused College Dean Rakesh Khurana of falsely characterizing another professor’s role ...
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McKrell to Lead The Crimson’s 152nd Guard
McKenna E. McKrell ’26 will lead The Harvard Crimson’s 152nd guard as its next president, becoming the first member of the ...
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FAS Dean Hoekstra Defends 2-Week Library Bans for Harvard Activists
Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean Hopi E. Hoekstra gave a full-throated endorsement of Harvard Library’s decision to ...
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Hoekstra told not to bring fossil fuel lobby to COP29
As the EU’s climate commissioner Wopke Hoekstra prepares for his hearing in the European Parliament to reprise his role for the next five years, more than a hundred civil society organisations have ...
Schumer Reportedly Dismissed Columbia Antisemitism Backlash, Claiming Only Republicans Were Upset
Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) reportedly told Columbia University administrators to ignore the backlash they were receiving over the school’s handling of antisemitism on campus ...
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AI is Changing our World. It’s Time Harvard Recognizes That.
Dalevyon L.J. Knight ’27, a Crimson Editorial editor, lives in Adams House. This summer, Harvard did the unexpected. It announced it would provide Harvard College students with access to OpenAI ...