University News | 12.13.2016 College admits 14.5 percent of early applicants Harvard briefly abandoned early action a decade ago. Now, the admissions dean says the program is the “new normal.” Right Now | January-February 2017 Tax Collection and Civil Society Paying Pakistani tax collectors for better performance to increase tax revenue John Harvard's Journal | January-February 2017 More tumultuous Harvard labor relations A strike, negotiations, and a vote on wages, benefits, and union recognition Treasure | January-February 2017 Ukrainian-language collections housed at Harvard One of the largest Ukrainian-language collections in the world, housed at Harvard University News | 12.2.2016 Trump and Clinton campaign managers go head to head Trump and Clinton campaign managers dissect election strategy, and argue about racism. University News | 11.30.2016 Hundreds protest Trump advisers at Harvard Kennedy School Protesters at the Kennedy School called for the dismissal of Trump adviser Steve Bannon. University News | 11.16.2016 Averting Strike, Janitors Reach Contract Agreement Averting a second campus strike this semester Students & Alumni | 11.7.2016 A “women's weekend” at Harvard An inaugural celebration of the women of Harvard and Radcliffe University News | 11.1.2016 Harvard Reports Budget Surplus of $77 Million Strong capital-campaign giving, tuition growth, and a slight increase in federal funding contribute to this year’s surplus. University News | 10.28.2016 What’s in the New Dining Workers’ Contract? The new contract involves compromises from both Harvard and the dining workers’ union. Treasure | November-December 2016 Political pins for women A century of mini political mileposts University News | 10.5.2016 Dining-hall Workers’ Strike Begins The union demands a year-round living wage and affordable health insurance. Load More
