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Stanford Raises $6.2 Billion

Fundraising results set new record as Harvard plans capital campaign.

2.8.12

The Harvard Corporation, Reformed

A periodic governance update from Robert Reischauer and Drew Faust

2.7.12

Harvard College Applications Level Off

A 2 percent decline follows years of growth.

1.26.12

Town-Hall Meetings Report on Harvard Library Reorganization

Library leaders tell staff that restructuring will require smaller workforce.

1.20.12

Capitalism Concerns

Harvard Business School issues sober survey on U.S. competitiveness.

1.18.12

An Exercise Pill?

Harvard researchers discover a protein that provides health benefits similar to exercise, including weight loss and improved blood-sugar control.

1.11.12

Harvard Yard, Less Occupied

With most tents removed, the University and Occupy Harvard participants negotiate reopening the Yard.

12.21.11

Harvard College Admits 772 Early Applicants

As early action resumes, 4,231 applied to College class of 2016.

12.15.11

Next Harvard House Renovation: McKinlock Hall

Original Leverett House structure slated for work in 2013-2014

12.8.11

Harvard Faculty Debates Free Speech

Occupy Harvard, teacher Subramanian Swamy at issue in Arts and Sciences faculty meeting

12.7.11

A. Clayton Spencer Appointed President of Bates

Long-time Harvard vice president departs Massachusetts Hall.

12.4.11

L. Fred Jewett, “Durable Dean” of Harvard College, Has Died

As dean of admissions and dean of the College, he fostered diversity in many ways.

11.30.11

James McAuley Awarded Marshall Scholarship

Sole Harvard winner among 36 new scholars

11.29.11

Barney Frank To Step Down

The U.S. Representative and financial-overhaul lawmaker will not seek reelection in 2012.

11.28.11

College Reports 4,245 Early-Action Applicants

First admissions season since early action reinstated

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