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Harvard Science Center To Be Renamed Zimmer Hall

Harvard’s Science Center will be renamed Zimmer Hall in recognition of a $100 million gift from the Zimmer Family Foundation ...
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‘A Fully-Formed Comedy Writer at 18’: How B.J. Novak Found His Voice at Harvard

B.J. Novak ’01 arrived at Harvard with the comedic competence of a seasoned professional. “He was on this completely ...
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Harvard Tracked the Class of 2001’s Writing for Four Years. The Papers Filled 600 Pounds.

In the fall of 1997, hundreds of Harvard first-years were offered what seemed like a simple bargain: fill out a survey about ...
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Men’s Heavyweights Sweep Yale at Harvard-Yale Regatta

The Harvard men’s heavyweight crew team swept Yale at the annual Harvard-Yale regatta in New London, Conn. This weekend ...
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In Most Extensive Comments in Centuries, Porcellian Club Criticizes Final Club Scrutiny

The Porcellian Club, Harvard’s oldest final club, broke its public silence Tuesday for the first time in recent memory to criticize College administrators for their recent efforts to make final clubs ...
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‘Obsession’ Review: Curiosity Killed the Cat, in More Ways Than One

Watching Bear sleep, feeding him a sandwich made out of his deceased cat, and purposely bashing her head at a party are acts ...
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Harvard Moves to Dismiss Admissions Records Lawsuit

Harvard asked a federal judge Wednesday to dismiss the Trump administration’s lawsuit seeking applicant-level admissions ...
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From Cannes: ‘Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep’ Beautifully Explores Women’s Sacrifice

A thought provoking and stunning entry in Cannes Film Festival’s Un Certain Regard, “Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep” is a ...
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MacKay Endorsed by State Auditor DiZoglio, Citing Legislative Transparency

Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio endorsed Evan C. MacKay ’19’s bid for the 25th Middlesex district on Tuesday, ...
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Chieng Issues Profanity-Laced Warning Against AI in Class Day Address

Chieng used his Wednesday address to issue a profanity-laced warning against relying too heavily on artificial intelligence, ...
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Harvard Paid McKinsey $250,000 For FAS Consultation, Internal Documents Show

Harvard paid McKinsey & Company at least $250,000 to consult on the Faculty of Arts and Sciences’ staff restructuring efforts ...
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A Month Without TFs: How HGSU-UAW’s Strike Reshaped the End of the Spring Semester

Harvard’s longest graduate student worker strike disrupted the end of the spring semester, leaving faculty to adjust courses ...