University News | 9.30.2016 Dining Hall Workers Move Toward Strike Next Week Wages, health benefits, and year-round work are at issue. University News | 9.29.2016 Can Harvard Advance Social Justice and Inclusion? A new presidential task force attempts to square the demands of students with the University’s daily life. University News | 9.16.2016 Harvard dining hall workers vote to strike After protracted negotiations, Harvard dining hall workers vote to strike. University News | 8.23.2016 Private Universities Must Recognize Graduate-Student Unions, NLRB Rules The National Labor Relations Board ruling overturns prior law—and Harvard’s own position. University News | 8.17.2016 The Purpose of Harvard Law School Why do Harvard Law students flock overwhelmingly to corporate law? Right Now | September-October 2016 Aiding the “Doubly Disadvantaged” Sociologist Anthony Jack studies two types of low-income students. John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2016 Harvard Portrait: Michael Brenner Applied mathematician Michael Brenner on not knowing anything John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2016 Douglas Elmendorf on progressive policy and economics New HKS dean Douglas Elmendorf talks progressive policy and economics. University News | 7.20.2016 Naomi Oreskes on How to Write about Science Naomi Oreskes on climate change, politics, and advice for science journalists University News | 6.29.2016 Are Hospital Pay-for-Performance Programs Failing? Harvard researchers ask whether market incentives can improve healthcare. University News | 6.23.2016 Supreme Court Upholds Affirmative Action Harvard had filed a brief urging the Court to uphold affirmative action last year. John Harvard's Journal | July-August 2016 Harvard Portrait: Dustin Tingley Political scientist Dustin Tingley studies the politics of everyday life. Load More
