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Harvard 28, Lehigh 14

October 3, 2009 • Football

The Crimson posts a convincing win in the team’s second road game.

Celebrating the Radcliffe Institute’s 10th Anniversary

October 1, 2009 • Breaking News

A decade of change, from Radcliffe College to an institute for advanced study

1 Behind the Healthcare Debate

September 29, 2009 • Breaking News

A panel of experts, from Harvard and elsewhere, attempts to cut through the confusion about the healthcare reform bills in Congress.

Physics Ph.D. Appointed President of Williams College

September 29, 2009 • Alumni in the News

Adam F. Falk brings a young new presence to the President’s House in Williamstown.

1 Undervaluing Undergraduate Education?

September 29, 2009 • Harvard in the News

A columnist challenges the use of the endowment, and argues for placing much higher priority on educating more College students.

1 A Sharp Critique of Business Education

September 28, 2009 • Harvard in the News

An economics columnist thinks M.B.A. students need more context in their curriculum.

FAS Appoints New Financial and Administrative Dean

September 25, 2009 • Breaking News

Leslie Kirwan fills a critical position as the faculty works to close a $110-million budget gap.

Harvard 24, Brown 21

September 25, 2009 • Football

Friday-night football against Brown at Harvard Stadium.

8 President Faust: “We Will Find Ways to Advance”

September 24, 2009 • Breaking News

An “opening-of-year” address points toward Harvard’s “new normal” in light of financial constraints.

Paul G. Kirk Jr. ’60, LL.B. ’64, Named Interim Senator from Massachusetts

September 24, 2009 • Alumni in the News

Kirk fills the seat left by the death of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy ’54, LL.D. ’08.

3 Yale’s Endowment Performance Edges Harvard’s

September 22, 2009 • Breaking News

Yale reported sharp losses, but narrowly bested Harvard’s results—preserving a large margin of long-term superior investment performance.

5 “Justice”—On Air, in Books, Online

September 22, 2009 • Breaking News

Harvard’s first televised course debuts in three media.

2 Rethinking Public Education Leadership

September 22, 2009 • Breaking News

Updated Harvard Graduate School of Education’s new doctoral program aims to transform K-12 schooling.

1 A Gift from Iwo Jima

September 22, 2009 • Alumni in the News

After 64 years, World War II veteran Franklin Hobbs ’46 was able to return chance-found battlefield keepsakes to a Japanese family.

Mahadevan, Huybers, and Others Named MacArthur Fellows

September 22, 2009 • Breaking News

Two faculty members and two alumnae were awarded the highly publicized fellowships.

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