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Articles tagged Harvard Business School
Advancing the Science and Art of Teaching
Highlights from the second University-wide Harvard Initiative on Learning and Teaching conference
5.10.13
Penny S. Pritzker ’81 Nominated as Commerce Secretary
The nation’s gain may be Harvard’s loss.
5.2.13
Differences of Opinion on Online Courses
Evolving perspectives on where and how edX and HarvardX courses work—and don’t
5.1.13
Accelerating the Application of Biomedical Discoveries
Blavatnik Family Foundation’s $50-million gift aims to support development of early-stage Harvard research into human cures
4.30.13
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Harvard news: Oprah at Commencement, Cass R. Sunstein, College admissions and costs, union contract, quiz-show titles overturned, sustainable-investing vice president, and more
4.15.13
Campaign Chatter
The University approaches a public fundraising drive
4.15.13
Stand Up: HBS Marks 50 Years of Women
The two-day W50 summit focused on closing the gender gap.
4.9.13
Brevia
Harvard news: Allston development, education dean departs, social investing, multimillion-dollar gifts to universities, and more
2.14.13
The Business of Design Thinking
Inaugural xDesign conference meshes business with design.
1.29.13
Residents Frustrated by Allston Expansion
Harvard re-engages original architect for Science Center site.
1.24.13
The Coming Campaign
Major academic and building priorities come into focus.
12.14.12
Economic Realities in Allston
The institutional master plan notification form Harvard filed in October 2012 no longer relies on debt-financing or unrealistic endowment payouts.
12.14.12
Rethinking the Walls
An unusual art collection in an unexpected place
12.6.12
Downsizing: Arsenal Buildings Sold
Harvard divests the Arsenal on the Charles complex, in Watertown—once considered swing space in its ambitious Allston growth plans.