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Harvard, MIT, Mass General form renewable energy collaboration - Harvard Gazette

Harvard is spearheading the Consortium for Climate Solutions to leverage collective buying power for renewable energy projects.
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Harvard president welcomes Class of 2028 at Convocation - Harvard Gazette

Embracing pluralism and tension in dialogue fosters growth and learning among students, according to Harvard President Alan Garber.

Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund grants awarded to 12 projects - Harvard Gazette

Twelve projects funded by the Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund aim to enhance inclusion and belonging on campus.

Orientation 2024: New students encouraged to engage across differences

Incoming Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health students were encouraged to invest in their strengths and embrace community and diversity during Orientation.

Undergraduate education at elite university in fractured time

Youngstown State educates more diverse undergraduates
Harvard receives disproportionate news coverage and attention

Harvard president welcomes Class of 2028 at Convocation - Harvard Gazette

Embracing pluralism and tension in dialogue fosters growth and learning among students, according to Harvard President Alan Garber.

Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund grants awarded to 12 projects - Harvard Gazette

Twelve projects funded by the Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund aim to enhance inclusion and belonging on campus.

Orientation 2024: New students encouraged to engage across differences

Incoming Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health students were encouraged to invest in their strengths and embrace community and diversity during Orientation.

Undergraduate education at elite university in fractured time

Youngstown State educates more diverse undergraduates
Harvard receives disproportionate news coverage and attention
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From Harvard to high-scorer: Kings' Alex Laferriere acing his start to season

Laferriere values his Harvard education for future security and strives to excel in both hockey and academics.

Arlington's Regent Theatre taps star Harvard prof. to lead operations

David Malan becomes the new operator of Arlington's Regent Theatre, bringing his innovative educational approach to enhance the venue's cultural offerings.
#research

Harvard researchers designed an air quality sensor inspired by dogs' noses

A new sensor inspired by mammals enhances air quality monitoring by accurately detecting harmful VOCs and providing real-time data, significantly improving existing sensor limitations.

Memorial Minute for Dale Weldeau Jorgenson, 89 - Harvard Gazette

Dale Jorgenson reshaped economics through innovative modeling and empirical research, leaving an enduring legacy on the field and economic policy.

Harvard researchers designed an air quality sensor inspired by dogs' noses

A new sensor inspired by mammals enhances air quality monitoring by accurately detecting harmful VOCs and providing real-time data, significantly improving existing sensor limitations.

Memorial Minute for Dale Weldeau Jorgenson, 89 - Harvard Gazette

Dale Jorgenson reshaped economics through innovative modeling and empirical research, leaving an enduring legacy on the field and economic policy.
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#higher-education

These so-called elite universities have a glaring antisemitism problem

Elite universities fail to adequately address antisemitism, prioritizing image over student welfare.

Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery Initiative announces advisory council and memorial co-chairs - Harvard Gazette

Harvard is advancing its reparative work by establishing a new advisory council to strengthen community engagement and memorialization efforts.
The initiative focuses on justice and knowledge, reflecting on Harvard's historical ties to slavery.

The Next Battle in Higher Ed May Strike at Its Soul: Scholarship

Higher education is facing increased scrutiny over issues of integrity, including plagiarism and admissions scandals.
There have been accusations of plagiarism and controversies surrounding admissions processes at prestigious universities such as Stanford, Harvard, and M.I.T.

Exploring potential benefits, pitfalls of generative AI - Harvard Gazette

Generative AI technology raising questions in higher education
Harvard convening working groups to explore GenAI impact

These so-called elite universities have a glaring antisemitism problem

Elite universities fail to adequately address antisemitism, prioritizing image over student welfare.

Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery Initiative announces advisory council and memorial co-chairs - Harvard Gazette

Harvard is advancing its reparative work by establishing a new advisory council to strengthen community engagement and memorialization efforts.
The initiative focuses on justice and knowledge, reflecting on Harvard's historical ties to slavery.

The Next Battle in Higher Ed May Strike at Its Soul: Scholarship

Higher education is facing increased scrutiny over issues of integrity, including plagiarism and admissions scandals.
There have been accusations of plagiarism and controversies surrounding admissions processes at prestigious universities such as Stanford, Harvard, and M.I.T.

Exploring potential benefits, pitfalls of generative AI - Harvard Gazette

Generative AI technology raising questions in higher education
Harvard convening working groups to explore GenAI impact
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#free-speech

So Much For Free Speech: Harvard Law Students Punished For Reading Together At Campus Library

Protests are often judged more for their form than their message, creating a dangerous precedent that may undermine the discourse on human rights.

You Can't Study In Here, This Is The Library!

Recent actions by Harvard indicate a troubling suppression of dissent under the guise of maintaining a non-disruptive environment.

Judge dismisses antisemitism lawsuit against MIT, allows one against Harvard to move ahead

The federal lawsuit against MIT accusing antisemitism was dismissed, highlighting MIT's efforts to address on-campus protests that threatened Jewish students.

Harvard Doubles Down On 'Protest' Retaliation & Punishes Teachers For Studying In Library

Harvard's administration is criticized for punishing both students and faculty over protesting policies, raising concerns about the suppression of free speech.

So Much For Free Speech: Harvard Law Students Punished For Reading Together At Campus Library

Protests are often judged more for their form than their message, creating a dangerous precedent that may undermine the discourse on human rights.

You Can't Study In Here, This Is The Library!

Recent actions by Harvard indicate a troubling suppression of dissent under the guise of maintaining a non-disruptive environment.

Judge dismisses antisemitism lawsuit against MIT, allows one against Harvard to move ahead

The federal lawsuit against MIT accusing antisemitism was dismissed, highlighting MIT's efforts to address on-campus protests that threatened Jewish students.

Harvard Doubles Down On 'Protest' Retaliation & Punishes Teachers For Studying In Library

Harvard's administration is criticized for punishing both students and faculty over protesting policies, raising concerns about the suppression of free speech.
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Horror writing instructor defends prestige of 'genre that bites back'- Harvard Gazette

Horror writing uniquely explores complex themes and uncertainty, prompting introspection and heightened engagement from its audience.

Photographer shines light on stroboscopic technique - Harvard Gazette

Stroboscopic technique combines art and science to depict movement without digital alteration.
#innovation

The Harvard students who added AI facial recognition to Meta glasses share some of their other big ideas

Harvard students leverage facial recognition AI with Meta glasses, aiming to innovate in construction and robotics.

AI, new technologies, and 'courage to fail' mark IT Summit - Harvard Gazette

The willingness to embrace failure, creativity, and dialogue is essential for fostering innovation in the fast-paced technological landscape.

Turning ideas into impact - Harvard Gazette

Winning startup initiatives recognized at Harvard President's Innovation Challenge Awards.
Event highlights impact of past winners, diverse project range, and significant funding received.

The Harvard students who added AI facial recognition to Meta glasses share some of their other big ideas

Harvard students leverage facial recognition AI with Meta glasses, aiming to innovate in construction and robotics.

AI, new technologies, and 'courage to fail' mark IT Summit - Harvard Gazette

The willingness to embrace failure, creativity, and dialogue is essential for fostering innovation in the fast-paced technological landscape.

Turning ideas into impact - Harvard Gazette

Winning startup initiatives recognized at Harvard President's Innovation Challenge Awards.
Event highlights impact of past winners, diverse project range, and significant funding received.
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Unearthed papyrus contains lost scenes from Euripides' plays - Harvard Gazette

A significant find of 97 lines from Euripides' tragedies "Ino" and "Polyidus" has been deciphered from a third-century A.D. papyrus.
#leadership

Editorial: University presidents proved spectacularly inept on Capitol Hill. Resignations should follow.

Elise Stefanik, a US representative, posed a question to the presidents of Harvard, MIT, and Penn about calling for the genocide of Jews violating campus rules on bullying and harassment.
The presidents refused to answer the question directly, leading to criticism of their leadership abilities and suggestions that they may be unfit for their positions.

Design the Future: Harvard's Advanced 5-Week Leadership Program

AMDP equips real estate leaders with innovative strategies for change and problem-solving through rigorous academic and practical projects over a year-long program.

Editorial: University presidents proved spectacularly inept on Capitol Hill. Resignations should follow.

Elise Stefanik, a US representative, posed a question to the presidents of Harvard, MIT, and Penn about calling for the genocide of Jews violating campus rules on bullying and harassment.
The presidents refused to answer the question directly, leading to criticism of their leadership abilities and suggestions that they may be unfit for their positions.

Design the Future: Harvard's Advanced 5-Week Leadership Program

AMDP equips real estate leaders with innovative strategies for change and problem-solving through rigorous academic and practical projects over a year-long program.
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Gathering in community - Harvard Gazette

The Harvard Powwow fosters community connections among Native students, families, and culture, celebrating heritage and support through shared experiences.

Vigil marks anniversary of Oct. 7 attack- Harvard Gazette

The Harvard community commemorated the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attack through a vigil, emphasizing solidarity and the need for hostages' release.

Celebrating 25th anniversary of Radcliffe Institute - Harvard Gazette

The Radcliffe Institute commemorates 25 years of supporting female scholars and fostering academic freedom, reflecting on its historical impact and ongoing initiatives.

Scruggs describes 'super surreal moment' when she made Olympics history - Harvard Gazette

Lauren Scruggs made history at the Paris Olympics, winning gold and silver medals, and embodying a balanced approach to sport and academics.

The 'Harvard University' brainteaser that 90% of people fail

The brainteaser demonstrates the importance of interpretation in problem-solving, offering multiple valid answers based on different assumptions.
#education

Professor tailored AI tutor to physics course. Engagement doubled. - Harvard Gazette

Harvard's study suggests AI chatbots can enhance student learning and engagement significantly compared to traditional teaching methods.

When your soulmate's a classmate - Harvard Gazette

Education as a shared passion for a married couple pursuing master's degrees at Harvard.

Professor tailored AI tutor to physics course. Engagement doubled. - Harvard Gazette

Harvard's study suggests AI chatbots can enhance student learning and engagement significantly compared to traditional teaching methods.

When your soulmate's a classmate - Harvard Gazette

Education as a shared passion for a married couple pursuing master's degrees at Harvard.
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#antisemitism

Harvard Ignored Antisemitism Advisory Group's Recommendations, House Committee Says

Harvard accused of suppressing antisemitism findings and not implementing recommendations despite rising incidents on campus.

Federal judge dismisses antisemitism complaint against MIT, but says Harvard may have violated the law

The ruling dismissed a complaint against MIT but suggested Harvard might have violated the law in response to antisemitism on campus.

Harvard President Claudine Gay keeps job

Harvard's President Claudine Gay has received unanimous support to remain in her role.
Calls for her resignation and the resignation of 2 other university presidents have grown.

ADL Head Tells Jewish Parents Go in Eyes Wide Open' Following Antisemitism Report Card for Schools: Stories I've Heard Are Abominable'

Growing antisemitism on college campuses necessitates new policies for student safety.

Harvard president apologizes over answers in antisemitism hearing

Harvard President Claudine Gay apologized for failing to strongly denounce threats of antisemitic violence during congressional testimony.
Major donors, the White House, and campus communities have condemned the presidents of Harvard, UPenn, and MIT for their answers regarding calls for the genocide of Jews.

Harvard Ignored Antisemitism Advisory Group's Recommendations, House Committee Says

Harvard accused of suppressing antisemitism findings and not implementing recommendations despite rising incidents on campus.

Federal judge dismisses antisemitism complaint against MIT, but says Harvard may have violated the law

The ruling dismissed a complaint against MIT but suggested Harvard might have violated the law in response to antisemitism on campus.

Harvard President Claudine Gay keeps job

Harvard's President Claudine Gay has received unanimous support to remain in her role.
Calls for her resignation and the resignation of 2 other university presidents have grown.

ADL Head Tells Jewish Parents Go in Eyes Wide Open' Following Antisemitism Report Card for Schools: Stories I've Heard Are Abominable'

Growing antisemitism on college campuses necessitates new policies for student safety.

Harvard president apologizes over answers in antisemitism hearing

Harvard President Claudine Gay apologized for failing to strongly denounce threats of antisemitic violence during congressional testimony.
Major donors, the White House, and campus communities have condemned the presidents of Harvard, UPenn, and MIT for their answers regarding calls for the genocide of Jews.
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After pandemic pause, Caltech restores standardized testing requirement for incoming undergrads

Standardized testing requirement reinstated by Caltech and Harvard for holistic admissions considerations.

Scientists fight over signal linked to 'aliens.' Was it just a truck?

A new crash impact site for the object has been calculated by a Johns Hopkins-led team.
Infrasound sensors were utilized in the study to enforce bans on nuclear weapon tests.

Harvard scientist fired for anti-lockdown views during COVID pandemic

Martin Kulldorff was fired by Harvard for anti-lockdown views
Kulldorff was terminated for supporting Great Barrington Declaration and criticizing government's pandemic response

Palestinian and Muslim students file complaint against Harvard claiming discrimination

Harvard students file federal complaint accusing the university of failing to protect them from harassment based on their Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim backgrounds.
Students experienced rampant harassment and racist attacks, including doxxing, stalking, and assault, on and off campus.
#claudine-gai

Harvard student Honor Council member accuses school of double standard by allowing President Claudine Gay to stay

A student member of Harvard's Honor Council is calling for university president Claudine Gay's resignation over her plagiarism scandal.
The student argues that there is a double standard in how plagiarism is handled, with harsher penalties for students compared to the lenient treatment of the president.

How a proxy fight over campus politics brought down Harvard's president

Claudine Gay's resignation as Harvard president was a victory for critics in the ideological battle over American higher education.
Conservative efforts to reshape higher education had previously focused on public universities, but Gay's resignation at Harvard signals a victory for the conservative movement.

Opinion | Harvard Couldn't Save Both Claudine Gay and Itself

Conservative critics have long been critical of the liberal tilt of academia and have a strong distrust of higher education institutions.
The departure of Claudine Gay from Harvard has brought attention to right-wing beliefs about higher education and their consistent critique of academic bias.

Harvard's Claudine Gay set to keep her near $900K annual salary despite resigning as university president

Outgoing Harvard President Claudine Gay will still earn nearly $900,000 a year despite resigning from her position.
Her new position on the faculty is expected to provide a salary comparable to or higher than her previous earnings.

Harvard student Honor Council member accuses school of double standard by allowing President Claudine Gay to stay

A student member of Harvard's Honor Council is calling for university president Claudine Gay's resignation over her plagiarism scandal.
The student argues that there is a double standard in how plagiarism is handled, with harsher penalties for students compared to the lenient treatment of the president.

How a proxy fight over campus politics brought down Harvard's president

Claudine Gay's resignation as Harvard president was a victory for critics in the ideological battle over American higher education.
Conservative efforts to reshape higher education had previously focused on public universities, but Gay's resignation at Harvard signals a victory for the conservative movement.

Opinion | Harvard Couldn't Save Both Claudine Gay and Itself

Conservative critics have long been critical of the liberal tilt of academia and have a strong distrust of higher education institutions.
The departure of Claudine Gay from Harvard has brought attention to right-wing beliefs about higher education and their consistent critique of academic bias.

Harvard's Claudine Gay set to keep her near $900K annual salary despite resigning as university president

Outgoing Harvard President Claudine Gay will still earn nearly $900,000 a year despite resigning from her position.
Her new position on the faculty is expected to provide a salary comparable to or higher than her previous earnings.
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The Top Law Schools For A Future As A Supreme Court Clerk

Harvard, Yale, and Princeton are top feeder schools for Supreme Court clerkships
These three schools, along with Columbia and Stanford, account for 2/3 of Supreme Court clerkships

Jewish Harvard students sue university over its 'double standard' in addressing discrimination

Jewish Harvard students file federal discrimination lawsuit against the university, alleging a double standard in protecting Jewish students from harassment.
The lawsuit claims that the university allows anti-Semitic acts to go unpunished while enforcing policies against other forms of discrimination.
Harvard officials are accused of enabling and tolerating anti-Semitism and ignoring Jewish students' pleas for protection.

Harvards students slam President Claudine Gay's alleged plagiarism as exaggerated: report

Harvard students are downplaying the severity of the plagiarism allegations against President Claudine Gay, with some shrugging off criticisms as "overblown" - and merely part of a pressure campaign to give her the boot.

Applications for Early Harvard Admissions Dip

The number of students applying to Harvard's early action program decreased by about 17 percent.
Harvard officials are questioning whether the Supreme Court's decision on race-conscious admissions programs affected the decline in applications.

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