Harvard Graduates Have a Disproportionate Impact on Society
A new study of over 26,000 influential U.S. people shows that a disproportionate number of them attended Harvard University.
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Harvard Students Undress to Destress in Primal Scream Run
With finals looming, students commemorated the end of reading period by running through Harvard Yard free of stress — and ...
Harvard University is the launchpad for political careers and global leaders: Do you know why?
Harvard University has shaped global politics through its programs, student organizations, and illustrious alumni like Barack ...
Worlds collided when a museum steward found clues about her Chippewa family in Harvard’s possession
It was summer 2022, and Vasta, a collections steward at Harvard’s Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, had been ...
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Garber Says Harvard Can and Should Condemn Hateful Speech Under Institutional Voice Policy
Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 said the University should condemn speech that is antisemitic, racist, or otherwise ...
Harvard students are graduating ‘without finishing a book’
They may be the intellectual elite, but Harvard students could graduate without reading a work of fiction during their time ...
Going home: Why it matters that Harvard repatriates hundreds-years-old remains to Oneidas
The Oneida Indian Nation seeks out ancestral remains and cultural objects in museums and at universities to bring back to its ...
Harvard’s Antisemitism Has Become Even More Insidious
What does it take to get Harvard to cancel longstanding first-year orientation DEI trainings on race, LGBTQ, and other topics ...
Harvard Is Releasing a Massive Free AI Training Dataset Funded by OpenAI and Microsoft
The project’s leader says that allowing everyone to access the collection of public-domain books will help “level the playing field” in the AI industry.
First episode of ‘The Harvard Plan’ unpacks Claudine Gay’s short, troubled tenure as president
The historic appointment of Harvard’s first Black female president was one of the most troubled chapters in its history.
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AMCHA Announces Anti-Zionist Faculty University Barometer
The AMCHA Initiative announced on Dec. 11 that the organization has developed an “Anti-Zionist Faculty Barometer” ranking more than 700 universities and colleges on a 0-5 system, with a “5” (extreme) ...