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The Housing Revolution

Remembering co-residency’s trial run

2.22.12

Imagining Harvard at 400

“Young superstars” from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences speculate about Harvard circa 2036

2.17.12

Brevia

Competition for Allston development, College admissions, Old Leverett House renewal, primate care, and more

2.17.12

Into India

President Faust’s first visit to the South Asian nation highlights research and curricular connections old and new.

2.17.12

Harvard’s Graduate School Dean Steps Down

Allan Brandt faces health issue; Richard Tarrant is interim dean.

2.16.12

Jeremy Lin ’10 Makes Cover of “Sports Illustrated”

The magazine will put the red-hot New York Knicks guard on the front of its next issue.

2.15.12

Learning in the FIELD

A new course takes Harvard Business School students beyond the case method.

2.15.12

The Harvard Corporation’s Committees

Charters for the senior governing board’s new centers of expertise and oversight

2.15.12

Social Innovation Challenge

Grants for Harvard student entrepreneurs

2.15.12

University Offers Voluntary Retirement to Library Employees

Employees qualify if they have 10 years of service and are 55 or older.

2.13.12

Emily Rauh Pulitzer Named National Arts Medalist

Honoring the collector and supporter of the Fogg Art Museum renovation

2.13.12

Tommy Lee Jones, Harvard Arts Medalist

The actor, Class of 1969, will receive his award in April.

2.13.12

Occupiers Protest Library Staff Cuts

Demonstrators moved into Lamont Library Café Sunday evening.

2.13.12

National Humanities Medals for Ashbery, Darnton, Sen, and Others

Harvard faculty members and alumni recognized

2.13.12

Harvard Library Reorganization: President, Provost, Protests

The administration says reorganizations, and staff reductions, will support better user experiences and a stronger system.

2.10.12

Graduate Schools

Harvard’s Graduate School Dean Steps Down

Allan Brandt faces health issue; Richard Tarrant is interim dean.

2.16.12

Introducing the i-Lab

A new University center for innovation and entrepreneurship

12.16.11

Shovels in the Ground at Tata Hall

Celebrating the start of construction at Harvard Business School’s newest building

12.5.11

Professor of Organizational Behavior Paul Lawrence Dies

The pioneering professor at Harvard Business School died November 1 at age 89.

11.3.11

Allston Campus

Allston Agenda

The Allston Work Team’s development recommendations have been endorsed by the Harvard Corporation.

10.19.11

Allston Plan and Schedule Endorsed by Harvard Corporation

A multiyear process of planning, community engagement, and prospective development is outlined.

9.20.11

Rethinking Allston

The University has issued a new set of recommendations for its landholdings there.

8.19.11

Allston Development Plans Rescaled

Commercial development of housing, a “private-sector enterprise research campus,” and a hotel and conference center would replace much of the academic expansion Harvard envisioned earlier.

6.16.11

Harvard College

Harvard College Applications Level Off

A 2 percent decline follows years of growth.

1.26.12

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

College Reports 4,245 Early-Action Applicants

First admissions season since early action reinstated

11.21.11

Harvard Finances

The Harvard Corporation’s Committees

Charters for the senior governing board’s new centers of expertise and oversight

2.15.12

Arts and Sciences’ Fisc

Harvard’s largest faculty narrows its deficit, but faces continuing financial challenges.

12.16.11

Deficit Days

The University, still adjusting to the financial crisis, incurs a $130-million deficit and pursues both savings and new revenues.

12.16.11

Arts and Sciences Details Finances

Lessened endowment funding, pressure on tuition, and remaining deficits