Harvard College Reports on Cheating Inquiry
Three-quarters of students investigated were required to withdraw or placed on probation
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The Business of Design Thinking
Inaugural xDesign conference meshes business with design.
1.29.13
Huntington D. Lambert Named Continuing Education Dean
The online expert seeks to expand the University’s digital reach.
1.25.13
Residents Frustrated by Allston Expansion
Harvard re-engages original architect for Science Center site.
1.24.13
Success Fighting AIDS in Africa
A symposium at Harvard School of Public Health reflects on the school’s PEPFAR-funded programs in Tanzania, Botswana, and Nigeria.
1.16.13
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Marion Cotillard Chosen Woman of the Year
The Hasty Pudding Club picks an Oscar winner to receive its pudding pot.
1.16.13
RSS Creator Aaron Swartz Dead at 26
The former Safra Lab fellow was a leader of the open-access movement.
1.14.13
Search Begun for New Education Dean
Harvard president appoints advisory committee.
1.3.13
edX: The Second Season
New Harvard online courses go beyond quantitative subjects to include “Justice,” ancient Greece
12.19.12
Gun Laws and the Science of Harm
David Hemenway of the Harvard School of Public Health has approached gun laws scientifically.
12.18.12
Plans for Barry’s Corner Released
Harvard-developer proposal for mixed residential, retail, and gathering spaces in Allston
12.17.12
The Fight for Fossil-Fuel Divestment
The University announces a new Social Choice Fund on the heels of fossil-fuel divestment controversy.
12.14.12
Brevia
Harvard news: Nobelists, Rhodes and Marshall winners, edX update, and more
12.14.12
The Coming Campaign
Major academic and building priorities come into focus.
12.14.12
Sober Finances
A blunt picture of universities’ altered circumstances—and a forecast of changed operations to come