Harvard's alumni website has a new look

Harvard's alumni website has a new look and a new home.

From The January-February 2010 Issue

The new <a href="http://alumni.harvard.edu">alumni.harvard.edu</a>

The new alumni.harvard.edu

Harvard’s alumni website has a fresh look, user-oriented navigation, and a new home at alumni.harvard.edu. (Alumni post.harvard.edu e-mail addresses have not changed, but links to post.harvard should be updated.) The new site offers tools for contacting fellow alumni and all parts of the University; ways to participate in the alumni community through Harvard Alumni Association activities; information on Harvard club events (such as faculty talks) and travel opportunities; and more. 

Published in the January-February 2010 print issue under the headline “Brand-new,” in the Alumni section.

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