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Harvard Athletes Won 13 Medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Shattering a 128-Year-Old Record
Harvard athletes won 13 medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics, smashing a school record that had stood for 128 years. Gabby Thomas ’19 broke the record for Harvard after she secured her third gold medal ...
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Harvard Settles With Applied Physics Professor Who Sued Over Tenure Denial
Harvard settled a tenure denial lawsuit on Tuesday with former School of Engineering and Applied Sciences associate professor Shmuel M. Rubinstein.By Leah J. Teichholtz Harvard settled a lawsuit with ...
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External Probe Says Toxicity Allegations Against Cambridge Principal ‘Unsubstantiated’
An external investigation found that toxic workplace allegations against Graham & Parks Elementary School Principal Kathleen M. Smith were “unsubstantiated,” Cambridge Public Schools Interim ...
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Longtime Harvard Social Studies Director Anya Bassett Remembered As ‘Greatest Mentor’
Anya E. B. Bassett, fourth from left, poses with members of the class of 2013 at an alumni event. Bassett died earlier this month at the age of 56.By Courtesy of Harvard University Despite being ...
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Judge Dismisses Part of Harvard’s Lawsuit to Recoup Millions in Legal Fees
A federal judge agreed to dismiss two counts in a lawsuit filed by Harvard against insurance broker Marsh USA in a major setback for the University’s efforts to recoup nearly $15 million in legal fees ...
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‘Steady, Sensible, Smart’: Faculty Say Garber Can Steer Harvard Through Political Crisis
Harvard faculty members overwhelmingly applauded the Harvard Corporation’s Friday decision to promote Alan M. Garber ’76 from the University’s interim president to its permanent one, deeming him a ...
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Harvard Will Ban Chalking and Unapproved Signage on Campus, Draft Document Shows
Harvard will adopt University-wide rules on the use of campus spaces that will prohibit overnight camping, chalking on University property, and unapproved signage and displays, according to a draft ...
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From Boston Calling 2024: Khruangbin Soars
The multilingual psychedelic funk band, Khruangbin, stood out among the rest of Saturday's performances at Boston Calling. Following an afternoon of distinctly twang and folk acts, the Texas trio ...
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From Cannes: ‘Kinds of Kindness’ is a Twisted Triptych
Known for his unconventional style, Yorgos Lanthimos returns to his roots with his newest film “Kinds of Kindness.” Following the success of his big-budget production “Poor Things,” this feature ...
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Lisa Tertsch ’21, Germany Win Gold in Olympic Mixed Relay Triathlon
Lisa Tertsch ’21 won Germany’s first gold in the mixed relay triathlon event on Monday with her team of three other German athletes in a nail biting race that was decided by one second. Tertsch’s ...
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The AAUP Threatens Academic Freedom by Changing Its Tune on Boycotts
Jeffrey S. Flier is the Higginson Professor of Physiology and Medicine and a co-president of the Council on Academic Freedom at Harvard. A recent policy decision by the American Association of ...