Will Harvard Bend or Break?The events following the Hamas attacks have put significant pressure on Harvard University, challenging its leadership and academic principles.
'Strange bedfellows': how Harvard plans to cozy up to TrumpHarvard University is adapting to threats from Trump's administration with a new lobbying strategy and budget cuts.
Harvard offers free tuition to students from families earning under $200,000Harvard University is expanding its free tuition policy to include more students from lower-income families.
Harvard will be free for students whose families make $100,000 or lessHarvard expands financial aid to offer free tuition to families earning below $200,000, enhancing affordability for middle-income students.
Harvard rebuffs protests and won't remove Sackler name from two buildingsHarvard retains Sackler name on buildings despite protests from those affected by OxyContin crisis.
Harvard elevates interim president to top postAlan M. Garber appointed as president of Harvard University for the next three academic years, providing steady leadership in the midst of campus controversies.
Will Harvard Bend or Break?The events following the Hamas attacks have put significant pressure on Harvard University, challenging its leadership and academic principles.
'Strange bedfellows': how Harvard plans to cozy up to TrumpHarvard University is adapting to threats from Trump's administration with a new lobbying strategy and budget cuts.
Harvard offers free tuition to students from families earning under $200,000Harvard University is expanding its free tuition policy to include more students from lower-income families.
Harvard will be free for students whose families make $100,000 or lessHarvard expands financial aid to offer free tuition to families earning below $200,000, enhancing affordability for middle-income students.
Harvard rebuffs protests and won't remove Sackler name from two buildingsHarvard retains Sackler name on buildings despite protests from those affected by OxyContin crisis.
Harvard elevates interim president to top postAlan M. Garber appointed as president of Harvard University for the next three academic years, providing steady leadership in the midst of campus controversies.
The Best Law Schools In The World (2025) - Above the LawHarvard University is ranked as the best law school globally, surpassing its U.S. rivals.
A surprising share of the global elite went to HarvardThe global elite primarily attend a few prestigious institutions, with Harvard leading, reflecting an imbalance favoring aristocracy over meritocracy.
John Manning named next provost- Harvard GazetteJohn F. Manning appointed as the new provost of the University, succeeding his highly impactful role as dean of Harvard Law School.
Harvard Gazette Weekly News Quiz February 14 - Harvard GazetteHarvard expands its partnership with American Ancestors for descendant research related to slavery.
Three Harvard students named Marshall Scholars - Harvard GazetteThree Harvard students were awarded the 2025 Marshall Scholarship to pursue studies in the UK, emphasizing their commitment to social equity and journalism.
Threads of generosity: A family's quilted legacy - Harvard GazetteThe James family established a lasting culture of philanthropy that has significantly impacted educational institutions and inspired future generations.
The Best Law Schools In The World (2025) - Above the LawHarvard University is ranked as the best law school globally, surpassing its U.S. rivals.
A surprising share of the global elite went to HarvardThe global elite primarily attend a few prestigious institutions, with Harvard leading, reflecting an imbalance favoring aristocracy over meritocracy.
John Manning named next provost- Harvard GazetteJohn F. Manning appointed as the new provost of the University, succeeding his highly impactful role as dean of Harvard Law School.
Harvard Gazette Weekly News Quiz February 14 - Harvard GazetteHarvard expands its partnership with American Ancestors for descendant research related to slavery.
Three Harvard students named Marshall Scholars - Harvard GazetteThree Harvard students were awarded the 2025 Marshall Scholarship to pursue studies in the UK, emphasizing their commitment to social equity and journalism.
Threads of generosity: A family's quilted legacy - Harvard GazetteThe James family established a lasting culture of philanthropy that has significantly impacted educational institutions and inspired future generations.
Going to Harvard is getting a lot cheaper for most studentsHarvard expands financial aid to include students from families earning less than $200,000, potentially affecting 86% of US households.
International students are being denied housing at Harvard over winter break, leaving them with few optionsHarvard's housing crisis has left international students on financial aid scrambling for winter break accommodations after many applications were denied.
Going to Harvard is getting a lot cheaper for most studentsHarvard expands financial aid to include students from families earning less than $200,000, potentially affecting 86% of US households.
International students are being denied housing at Harvard over winter break, leaving them with few optionsHarvard's housing crisis has left international students on financial aid scrambling for winter break accommodations after many applications were denied.
The House that will be home - Harvard GazetteHousing Day at Harvard celebrates first-year students receiving their residential assignments, embodying House spirit and tradition.
On move-in day, hugs, sweat, and tears - Harvard GazetteMove-in day symbolizes a significant transition for first-year students, filled with excitement and mixed emotions for both students and their families.
The House that will be home - Harvard GazetteHousing Day at Harvard celebrates first-year students receiving their residential assignments, embodying House spirit and tradition.
On move-in day, hugs, sweat, and tears - Harvard GazetteMove-in day symbolizes a significant transition for first-year students, filled with excitement and mixed emotions for both students and their families.
'Crash Course Cuisine with Hudson Yang': Actor, budding chef dishes on new National Geographic showHudson Yang launches his new cooking show while exploring his Asian heritage.
A springtail-like jumping robotRoboticists have developed a small robot inspired by springtails capable of walking and jumping, expanding the potential for microrobots.
The team behind the team - Harvard Gazette - Harvard GazetteStudent managers are vital to sports teams, embodying passion and commitment while pursuing their own career goals in sports.
How progress happens - Harvard GazetteThe NIH's cap on indirect costs may jeopardize critical funding for biomedical research at Harvard University.
Harvard outsources Slavery Remembrance Program, lays off staffHarvard University has laid off its Legacy of Slavery project's staff, transferring oversight to American Ancestors without prior notice to employees.
Harvard, American Ancestors expand efforts to reconstruct family histories - Harvard GazetteHarvard expands partnership with American Ancestors to enhance research on the descendants of enslaved individuals connected to the University.
Harvard lays off staff at its Slavery Remembrance ProgramHarvard University laid off staff from the Slavery Remembrance Program, shifting responsibilities to a genealogical nonprofit.
Harvard outsources Slavery Remembrance Program, lays off staffHarvard University has laid off its Legacy of Slavery project's staff, transferring oversight to American Ancestors without prior notice to employees.
Harvard, American Ancestors expand efforts to reconstruct family histories - Harvard GazetteHarvard expands partnership with American Ancestors to enhance research on the descendants of enslaved individuals connected to the University.
Harvard lays off staff at its Slavery Remembrance ProgramHarvard University laid off staff from the Slavery Remembrance Program, shifting responsibilities to a genealogical nonprofit.
Ballot finalized for Overseer and HAA director elections - Harvard GazetteHarvard alumni can vote for Board of Overseers and Alumni Association positions starting April 1.
Harvard Names Conservative Legal Scholar as Permanent ProvostHarvard appointed John F. Manning as provost to provide stability amidst ongoing student protests and leadership transitions.
Nieman curator Ann Marie Lipinski to step down - Harvard GazetteAnn Marie Lipinski's 14-year tenure at the Nieman Foundation was marked by significant challenges and innovations in journalism.
Garber installed as Harvard's 31st president - Harvard GazetteAlan Garber emphasizes the importance of integrity, collaboration, and risk-taking as Harvard's new president during a period of uncertainty.
Six receive honorary degrees - Harvard GazetteA collection of stories covering Harvard University's 373rd Commencement.
Harvard Names Conservative Legal Scholar as Permanent ProvostHarvard appointed John F. Manning as provost to provide stability amidst ongoing student protests and leadership transitions.
Nieman curator Ann Marie Lipinski to step down - Harvard GazetteAnn Marie Lipinski's 14-year tenure at the Nieman Foundation was marked by significant challenges and innovations in journalism.
Garber installed as Harvard's 31st president - Harvard GazetteAlan Garber emphasizes the importance of integrity, collaboration, and risk-taking as Harvard's new president during a period of uncertainty.
Six receive honorary degrees - Harvard GazetteA collection of stories covering Harvard University's 373rd Commencement.
Harvard releases race data for Class of 2028 - Harvard GazetteThe Supreme Court's ruling has significantly impacted the racial and ethnic composition of Harvard's incoming Class of 2028.
DCE celebrates 50 years of innovation and impact - Harvard GazetteThe Division of Continuing Education celebrates its 50th anniversary, emphasizing its integral role in expanding access to learning at Harvard.
Harvard releases race data for Class of 2028 - Harvard GazetteThe Supreme Court's ruling has significantly impacted the racial and ethnic composition of Harvard's incoming Class of 2028.
DCE celebrates 50 years of innovation and impact - Harvard GazetteThe Division of Continuing Education celebrates its 50th anniversary, emphasizing its integral role in expanding access to learning at Harvard.
Harvard Triples Down On Punishing Campus Free Speech, Adds Prayer To No-No ListHarvard's administration is facing criticism for suspending students involved in pro-Palestine actions, raising questions about academic freedom.The actions taken by Harvard pose significant implications for freedom of expression and protest in academic settings.
Cancellation of Gaza panel prompts almost 200 Harvard affiliates to file discrimination complaintsHarvard faces backlash over perceived bias against Palestinian voices and handling of harassment incidents involving students.
Harvard professors protest protest restrictions-with chalkHarvard professors protested a new policy banning chalking, asserting it restricts free expression essential to academic freedom.
Harvard Triples Down On Punishing Campus Free Speech, Adds Prayer To No-No ListHarvard's administration is facing criticism for suspending students involved in pro-Palestine actions, raising questions about academic freedom.The actions taken by Harvard pose significant implications for freedom of expression and protest in academic settings.
Cancellation of Gaza panel prompts almost 200 Harvard affiliates to file discrimination complaintsHarvard faces backlash over perceived bias against Palestinian voices and handling of harassment incidents involving students.
Harvard professors protest protest restrictions-with chalkHarvard professors protested a new policy banning chalking, asserting it restricts free expression essential to academic freedom.
Harvard's New Speech Rules Continue Their Pattern of RepressionHarvard's new policies reflect a troubling regression in student activism and complicity in violence against Palestinian people.
Faculty Voted to Let 13 Pro-Palestine Seniors Graduate. Harvard Overruled Them.Pro-Palestine students protested Harvard's decision not to confer degrees on 13 seniors due to their involvement in a pro-Palestine encampment.
Harvard's New Speech Rules Continue Their Pattern of RepressionHarvard's new policies reflect a troubling regression in student activism and complicity in violence against Palestinian people.
Faculty Voted to Let 13 Pro-Palestine Seniors Graduate. Harvard Overruled Them.Pro-Palestine students protested Harvard's decision not to confer degrees on 13 seniors due to their involvement in a pro-Palestine encampment.
Harvard enters agreement following Title VI investigation into Muslim, Palestinian student complaintsHarvard University agreed to improve its harassment response practices after scrutiny from the Department of Education over treatment of Arab, Muslim, and Palestinian students.
Ketanji Brown Jackson discusses new memoir - Harvard GazetteKetanji Brown Jackson attributes her success and confidence to formative experiences at Harvard, particularly a pivotal ethics class that solidified her interests.
Harvard enters agreement following Title VI investigation into Muslim, Palestinian student complaintsHarvard University agreed to improve its harassment response practices after scrutiny from the Department of Education over treatment of Arab, Muslim, and Palestinian students.
Ketanji Brown Jackson discusses new memoir - Harvard GazetteKetanji Brown Jackson attributes her success and confidence to formative experiences at Harvard, particularly a pivotal ethics class that solidified her interests.
Stephan Thernstrom, Leading Critic of Affirmative Action, Dies at 90Stephan Thernstrom was a prominent critic of affirmative action, advocating for educational reform over racial quotas.
Boston, Harvard announce affordable housing funding - Harvard GazetteBank of America and Harvard funding 12 affordable housing projects is key to tackling Boston's housing crisis.
Grants awarded to Allston-Brighton nonprofits - Harvard GazetteThe 16th annual Harvard Allston Partnership Fund awarded grants totaling $200,000 to 26 local nonprofits.
Boston, Harvard announce affordable housing funding - Harvard GazetteBank of America and Harvard funding 12 affordable housing projects is key to tackling Boston's housing crisis.
Grants awarded to Allston-Brighton nonprofits - Harvard GazetteThe 16th annual Harvard Allston Partnership Fund awarded grants totaling $200,000 to 26 local nonprofits.
Harvard reverses decision on international student housing over winter break, allowing students to stayThe Harvard College Housing Office reversed its decision on housing for international students after initial rejection, acknowledging confusion and misunderstanding in the criteria used.
Harvard University Housing establishes new rents for 2025-2026 - Harvard GazetteHarvard University Housing plans a 5% rent increase for the 2025-2026 leasing season for renewing tenants.
Harvard reverses decision on international student housing over winter break, allowing students to stayThe Harvard College Housing Office reversed its decision on housing for international students after initial rejection, acknowledging confusion and misunderstanding in the criteria used.
Harvard University Housing establishes new rents for 2025-2026 - Harvard GazetteHarvard University Housing plans a 5% rent increase for the 2025-2026 leasing season for renewing tenants.
Internal Emails Show Harvard Leaders Debating Response to Hamas AttackHarvard administrators faced internal conflict on how to respond to Hamas's attack on Israel, revealing challenges in addressing antisemitism and student activism.
Harvard expands its definition of antisemitism - when does criticism of Israel cross a line?Harvard University will adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism in response to federal lawsuits alleging antisemitic discrimination.
To settle lawsuits, Harvard says it will use debated definition of antisemitismHarvard's adoption of the IHRA definition of antisemitism raises concerns about its impact on free speech regarding criticism of Israel.
In the wake of statue vandalism, swastika stickers found around HarvardSwastika stickers were placed on the Harvard campus, prompting investigations by Harvard and Cambridge police for antisemitic vandalism.
Harvard agrees to adopt a broad definition of antisemitism to settle two lawsuitsHarvard is enhancing antisemitism policies as per a legal settlement, adopting the IHRA definition of antisemitism.
Harvard Adopts a Strict Definition of Antisemitism for Discipline CasesHarvard University adopts a definition of antisemitism for disciplining cases to protect Jewish students after protests related to the Gaza war.
Internal Emails Show Harvard Leaders Debating Response to Hamas AttackHarvard administrators faced internal conflict on how to respond to Hamas's attack on Israel, revealing challenges in addressing antisemitism and student activism.
Harvard expands its definition of antisemitism - when does criticism of Israel cross a line?Harvard University will adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism in response to federal lawsuits alleging antisemitic discrimination.
To settle lawsuits, Harvard says it will use debated definition of antisemitismHarvard's adoption of the IHRA definition of antisemitism raises concerns about its impact on free speech regarding criticism of Israel.
In the wake of statue vandalism, swastika stickers found around HarvardSwastika stickers were placed on the Harvard campus, prompting investigations by Harvard and Cambridge police for antisemitic vandalism.
Harvard agrees to adopt a broad definition of antisemitism to settle two lawsuitsHarvard is enhancing antisemitism policies as per a legal settlement, adopting the IHRA definition of antisemitism.
Harvard Adopts a Strict Definition of Antisemitism for Discipline CasesHarvard University adopts a definition of antisemitism for disciplining cases to protect Jewish students after protests related to the Gaza war.
Harvard scientists trap molecules to perform quantum operations - Harvard GazetteHarvard scientists have successfully trapped molecules for quantum operations, a breakthrough aimed at enhancing quantum computing speeds.
Hey Quantum, you're home - Harvard GazetteThe David E. and Stacey L. Goel Quantum Science and Engineering Building enhances collaborative research and innovation in quantum science at Harvard.
Glimpse of next-generation internet - Harvard GazettePhysicists demonstrate the first metro-area quantum computer network in Boston.
Harvard scientists trap molecules to perform quantum operations - Harvard GazetteHarvard scientists have successfully trapped molecules for quantum operations, a breakthrough aimed at enhancing quantum computing speeds.
Hey Quantum, you're home - Harvard GazetteThe David E. and Stacey L. Goel Quantum Science and Engineering Building enhances collaborative research and innovation in quantum science at Harvard.
Glimpse of next-generation internet - Harvard GazettePhysicists demonstrate the first metro-area quantum computer network in Boston.
studio gang takes to boston to design treehouse: harvard's first mass timber buildingHarvard's Treehouse is an innovative, low-carbon conference center emphasizing community engagement and sustainable design principles.
Harvard Is Releasing a Massive Free AI Training Dataset Funded by OpenAI and MicrosoftHarvard's dataset offers nearly one million public-domain books to foster AI innovation and support the broader technological community.
Memorial Minute for Helen Vendler, 90 - Harvard GazetteHelen Vendler was a revered poetry critic and educator whose work significantly impacted students and literature appreciation.
Ketanji Brown Jackson Gushes About Doing 'Better' Than Matt Damon During Undergrad Drama ClassJustice Ketanji Brown Jackson reminisces about acting with Matt Damon in college, recalling a moment of unexpected praise from their professor.
Rhodes scholars share their Oxford ambitions - Harvard GazetteHarvard's Rhodes Scholars exemplify impactful academic pursuits, addressing critical topics like animal ethics, AI bias, and democracy.
Non-tenure-track faculty demand Harvard stop forcing them outHarvard's non-tenure-track faculty face an 'eight-year rule' limiting their teaching positions, prompting calls for policy change from unions and affected instructors.
Harvard suspends faculty members from main library after 'study-in' protestHarvard faculty are facing disciplinary actions for staging a protest to support students penalized for a previous demonstration.
Harvard faculty suspended from library over protestHarvard faculty members were suspended from their library for protesting similar treatment of students who had previously demonstrated.
Harvard suspends faculty members from main library after 'study-in' protestHarvard faculty are facing disciplinary actions for staging a protest to support students penalized for a previous demonstration.
Harvard faculty suspended from library over protestHarvard faculty members were suspended from their library for protesting similar treatment of students who had previously demonstrated.
Ancient meteor may have caused life on Earth, study findsThe S2 meteorite may have created conditions for early life to thrive on Earth rather than causing destruction.
Memorial Minute for Daniel Albright, 69 - Harvard GazetteDaniel Albright was a beloved scholar whose teaching and research greatly shaped the understanding of modernism and aestheticism in literature.
Memorial Minute for David Gordon Mitten, 86 - Harvard GazetteDavid Gordon Mitten greatly influenced classical archaeology and art through his teaching, excavation work, and significant discoveries at institutions like Harvard.
Belize native Douglas Langford commits to Harvard, creating excitement in Caribbean countryDouglas Langford Jr. is a Belizean athlete committing to Harvard, symbolizing a promising future for Belizean sports on an international level.
A snapshot of belonging at Harvard - Harvard GazetteThe Pulse survey aims to assess feelings of inclusion and belonging within the Harvard community to guide future initiatives.
John Rawls, liberalism and what it means to live a good life | Aeon EssaysJohn Rawls was a profound thinker whose kindness and engaging personality influenced justice and democracy through his extensive academic career.
Her gift launched four centuries of Harvard financial aid - Harvard GazetteAnne Radcliffe's scholarship donation in 1643 paved the way for future financial aid at Harvard, symbolizing historic barriers women faced in education.
Students' suit over Comaroff's alleged harassment dismissedThree women dropped their lawsuit against Harvard regarding sexual harassment allegations against John Comaroff after about two and a half years. No settlement details disclosed.
Harvard University will not rename its Arthur M. Sackler MuseumHarvard University decided not to rename Arthur M. Sackler Museum despite ties to opioid crisis.
Harvard awards 11 degrees initially withheld from pro-Palestinian protestersHarvard withheld 13 degrees from students involved in pro-Palestinian protest.Harvard awarded 11 diplomas to students after they completed disciplinary processes.
University Disability Resources celebrates Disability Pride - Harvard GazetteInvestments in resources improve access for Harvard community members, particularly focusing on disability accommodations.
Harvard student speaker denounces university over Gaza protest responseStudent at Harvard commencement criticizes university over treatment of pro-Palestine students.
Harvard awards 9,262 degrees - Harvard GazetteHarvard University awarded a total of 9,262 degrees in the 2023-24 academic year.
Harvard awards 9,277 degrees - Harvard GazetteHarvard University awarded a total of 9,277 degrees during the 2023-2024 academic year.
Russian Gains, U.S. Aid, Kremlin Shakeup: State of the Ukraine WarPaul Kolbe has extensive experience in the intelligence field with roles in the CIA, BP, and Harvard University's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.
Graduate LyLena Estabine talks faith and leadership - Harvard GazetteChoosing Harvard brought unexpected opportunities and growth for LyLena Estabine, leading to personal and academic discoveries.
Priyanka Pillai learned how design can solve big problems - Harvard GazetteDesign can tackle big problems like refugee crises, aided by fieldwork and community involvement.
So how do you track spread of disease? By the numbers. - Harvard GazetteIvan Specht, a Harvard student, used his love for math to develop a contract-tracing app during the pandemic, expanding his coursework and working on statistical modeling related to disease spread.
Taylor Swift and the tortured poets clicheTaylor Swift announces a double album titled The Tortured Poets Department, exploring the cliche of the tortured poet figure in the context of her work.
Harvard's Taylor Swift Scholars Have Thoughts on Tortured Poets'Fans studying Taylor Swift's albums mirror literary analysis of poets like in Harvard's English class dedicated to Swift.
Taylor Swift and the tortured poets clicheTaylor Swift announces a double album titled The Tortured Poets Department, exploring the cliche of the tortured poet figure in the context of her work.
Harvard's Taylor Swift Scholars Have Thoughts on Tortured Poets'Fans studying Taylor Swift's albums mirror literary analysis of poets like in Harvard's English class dedicated to Swift.
Jeff Lichtman named dean of science - Harvard GazetteNeuroscientist Jeff Lichtman appointed dean of science at Harvard, focusing on brain mapping and neural connections.
Acclaimed poet receives Arts Medal - Harvard GazetteKevin Young '92 reflects on his roots at Harvard and how they impacted his career in the arts.
Harvard proves axing Claudine Gay may already be having an effectHarvard effectively resists anti-Israel encampment by flooding tents.
Harvard students set up tents in Harvard Yard, joining nationwide pro-Palestine encampment movementStudents are protesting Harvard's suspension of the only pro-Palestine student group, with the Massachusetts ACLU raising concerns about possible unlawfulness.