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
Fundraising remains strong, and the financial report and faculty retirement decisions are pending.
10.19.10
A year after declining $11 billion, investment returns on Harvard’s endowment turn positive.
10.19.10
Early in the fall term, Drew Faust reviews Harvard’s improved finances, University governance, scientific misconduct, and other issues.
10.19.10
The Tigers top the Crimson (not to mention the Elis and the Cardinal).
10.15.10
A year of planned decreases in revenue, expense savings, and movement toward greater liquidity
10.14.10
Dean Michael D. Smith outlines financial gains, academic progress, and emerging ambitions as the pace of planning for University fundraising accelerates.
10.6.10
A rate of return and endowment growth much higher than Harvard’s and Yale’s
9.28.10
The New Haven Ivy’s results reflect an investment strategy heavily weighted toward real assets and private equity.
9.24.10
In an “Opening Year Dialogue” with former ABC news anchor Charlie Gibson, the president airs her views on a wide range of University issues.
9.22.10
Despite the economic turmoil, philanthropy remains nearly level, and the number of donors rises.
9.19.10
The New York Ivy’s endowment strategy yields a stronger result than Harvard’s.
9.16.10
President Faust on the state of the University, with the financial crisis now in the rearview mirror.
9.9.10
Harvard Management Company reports positive results, following the sharp decline in fiscal year 2009.
9.9.10
Waiting to hear about faculty retirements; a new HUCTW contract; and a cash infusion for the Medical School from its affiliated hospitals
8.19.10