Harvard Yard, Less Occupied
With most tents removed, the University and Occupy Harvard participants negotiate reopening the Yard.
Articles tagged Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Arts and Sciences’ Fisc
Harvard’s largest faculty narrows its deficit, but faces continuing financial challenges.
12.16.11
Harvard Faculty Debates Free Speech
Occupy Harvard, teacher Subramanian Swamy at issue in Arts and Sciences faculty meeting
12.7.11
Arts and Sciences Details Finances
Lessened endowment funding, pressure on tuition, and remaining deficits
11.4.11
From “New College Theatre” to Farkas Hall
Andrew Farkas ’82 endows the reconstructed Hasty Pudding venue.
10.25.11
Arts and Sciences Annual Report
Dean Michael D. Smith presents his draft annual report: budget, faculty growth, and more
10.19.11
Arts and Sciences Status Report
The dean’s annual message touches on budget, faculty searches, pedagogy, and more.
10.5.11
Brevia
Radcliffe Institute’s dean steps down, FAS’s fitter fisc, renovation for Old Quincy, J-term update, and other Harvard news
6.16.11
FAS’s Fitter Fisc
Faculty of Arts and Sciences dean Michael D. Smith reports a smaller deficit—and restores cookies to faculty meetings.
5.4.11
Aaron, Bailyn, Brustein, Hall, Katz, Rampersad, Wood Receive Arts, Humanities Honors
President Barack Obama to confer medals today.
3.2.11
Retiring from the Ranks
A quarter of the eligible senior faculty accept Harvard’s retirement offer.
12.16.10
Time to “Change the Channel”
Faculty of Arts and Sciences dean Michael D. Smith looks beyond financial constraints to academic priorities, from better teaching to renovated undergraduate Houses.
10.20.10
Brevia
Larry Summers to return, Mahindra Humanities Center, Ph.D. programs, financial aid, appointments, and other University news
10.19.10
FAS Pivots to Campaign Mode—Updated
Dean Michael D. Smith outlines financial gains, academic progress, and emerging ambitions as the pace of planning for University fundraising accelerates.
10.6.10
FAS Dean Smith Confirms Scientific Misconduct by Marc Hauser
The dean reports eight incidents of misconduct, and explains the faculty’s procedures for dealing with them
8.20.10
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