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The NIH's cap on indirect costs may jeopardize critical funding for biomedical research at Harvard University.

Harvard alumni can vote for Board of Overseers and Alumni Association positions starting April 1.

Stephan Thernstrom was a prominent critic of affirmative action, advocating for educational reform over racial quotas.

Harvard's dataset offers nearly one million public-domain books to foster AI innovation and support the broader technological community.

Helen Vendler was a revered poetry critic and educator whose work significantly impacted students and literature appreciation.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson reminisces about acting with Matt Damon in college, recalling a moment of unexpected praise from their professor.

Daniel Albright was a beloved scholar whose teaching and research greatly shaped the understanding of modernism and aestheticism in literature.

David Gordon Mitten greatly influenced classical archaeology and art through his teaching, excavation work, and significant discoveries at institutions like Harvard.

Douglas Langford Jr. is a Belizean athlete committing to Harvard, symbolizing a promising future for Belizean sports on an international level.

The Pulse survey aims to assess feelings of inclusion and belonging within the Harvard community to guide future initiatives.

John Rawls was a profound thinker whose kindness and engaging personality influenced justice and democracy through his extensive academic career.

Move-in day symbolizes a significant transition for first-year students, filled with excitement and mixed emotions for both students and their families.

Anne Radcliffe's scholarship donation in 1643 paved the way for future financial aid at Harvard, symbolizing historic barriers women faced in education.

Three 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 decided not to rename Arthur M. Sackler Museum despite ties to opioid crisis.

Investments in resources improve access for Harvard community members, particularly focusing on disability accommodations.

Student at Harvard commencement criticizes university over treatment of pro-Palestine students.

Harvard University awarded a total of 9,262 degrees in the 2023-24 academic year.

Harvard University awarded a total of 9,277 degrees during the 2023-2024 academic year.

Paul 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.

Choosing Harvard brought unexpected opportunities and growth for LyLena Estabine, leading to personal and academic discoveries.

Design can tackle big problems like refugee crises, aided by fieldwork and community involvement.

The 16th annual Harvard Allston Partnership Fund awarded grants totaling $200,000 to 26 local nonprofits.

Ivan 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.

Neuroscientist Jeff Lichtman appointed dean of science at Harvard, focusing on brain mapping and neural connections.

Kevin Young '92 reflects on his roots at Harvard and how they impacted his career in the arts.

Harvard effectively resists anti-Israel encampment by flooding tents.

Students are protesting Harvard's suspension of the only pro-Palestine student group, with the Massachusetts ACLU raising concerns about possible unlawfulness.

Reversing test-optional policy at Harvard signals a positive change for students with limited resources.

David Gergen is selling his Cambridge home for $3.7 million after living there for 25 years.

Harvard launched the HESMA Survey on April 2 for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

The survey, the third of its kind, aims to understand and address issues related to sexual assault, misconduct, and harassment on campus.

Finalists in Harvard's President's Innovation Challenge vie for $515,000 funding.

Ventures in medical devices, AI plant health diagnosis, and African financial technology recognized.

Harvard student pollsters conduct biannual polls of young Americans' political opinions and fears, including student debt, retirement, and economic insecurities.

A group of 16 Harvard students recently visited Michigan, connecting with young voters concerned about future planning, student debt, economic issues, and social issues like the right to abortion.