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Yale endowment declines too
Yale reported sharp losses, but narrowly bested Harvard's results--preserving a large margin of long-term superior investment performance.
"Justice" course now on television, online, and in book form
Harvard's first televised course debuts in three media.
Teaching new leaders to transform America's schools
Updated Harvard Graduate School of Education’s new doctoral program aims to transform K-12 schooling.
alumnus returns Iwo Jima mementos to Japanese soldier’s daughters
After 64 years, World War II veteran Franklin Hobbs ’46 was able to return chance-found battlefield keepsakes to a Japanese family.
Faculty members and alumnae honored
Two faculty members and two alumnae were awarded the highly publicized fellowships.
September 19, 2009: Holy Cross 27, Harvard 20
Holy Cross bests Harvard as the football season begins.
H1N1 Flu a Matter of Security, Frenk Says
The dean of the Harvard School of Public Health connects pandemics and policy in a lunchtime talk.
Professor John Mugane directs Harvard’s African language program
Meet the director of Harvard’s African language program.
Harvard Graduate School of Education doctorate of education leadership
The Graduate School of Education creates a new doctor of education leadership program.
Great Mammal Hall at Harvard Museum of Natural History reopens
The Great Mammal Hall in the Harvard Museum of Natural History is restored and reopened.
FAS budget savings realized and yet to come
Dean Michael D. Smith details hard-won budget improvements--and the challenges remaining.
English and the humanities in decline?
A new lament about the status of English critiques the Harvard department's new curriculum.