The Cambridge School Committee officially approved a controversial contract for $30,000 with the search firm that led the district’s superintendent search process, ending the six-months-long contract ...
The Harvard Undergraduate Association voted Tuesday to allocate $5,000 to providing care packages and Enhanced Brain Breaks in residential house dining halls during the upcoming reading period.
Amid multiple pending federal investigations, fights with a dozen federal agencies, and two high-profile lawsuits, Harvard’s fight with the federal government has been the main focus of attention for ...
Republican consultant Beth Myers and diplomat Ned C. Price will lead the Institute of Politics in an interim capacity while ...
Former Google CEO Eric E. Schmidt predicted that artificial intelligence will be able to learn from itself within four years ...
E. Matteo Diaz ’27 will lead The Crimson as the president of its 153rd guard, taking the paper’s helm as Harvard’s campus ...
The American Economic Association banned former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers from membership for life on Tuesday, describing his conduct as “fundamentally inconsistent with its standards of ...
What will kill us is having half the country’s political establishment treat eliminating Harvard as a defining political mission — especially since the public won’t be coming to the rescue any time ...
When a judge ordered the Trump administration in September to restore Harvard’s federal funding, programs receiving grants ...
Institutional neutrality is riddled with contradictions, unfairly applied, and frequently breached. Left-wing critics are rightly frustrated by these inconsistencies. But if institutional neutrality ...
$100M Prize Helps Broad Institute Disease-Monitoring Project Survive ‘Bruising’ Federal Funding Cuts
Sentinel, a project based at Harvard and MIT’s Broad Institute that aims to track the spread of pathogens in Africa and prevent future infectious disease outbreaks, earned a $100 million award last ...
When Ian Axel and Chad King first met at New York University almost two decades ago, they knew they wanted to help create a musical someday. Now, with “Wonder” set to premiere at the American ...
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