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Harvard Postpones Commencement
Harvard Commencement will be postponed, but degrees will be awarded virtually.
One undergraduate on the Harvard move-out
“What will it mean to end our time on this campus with no closure, no time to reflect on what it all meant?”
HBS Dean Nohria Stays on During Coronavirus Crisis
Nitin Nohria, scheduled to step down June 30, will remain dean through 2020.
“Drip, Drip, Drip”
A focus on process leads Harvard fencers to an Ivy championship.
by Jacob Sweet
Karen Dynan on the Coronavirus Recession
The severe economic fallout, in context
Lizabeth Cohen Bancroft Prize
The urban historian is honored—for the second time.
On the Front Lines of the Coronavirus Emergency
A conversation with emergency doctor Stuart Harris
Harvard Magazine Readers Letter
How we plan to serve you during the coronavirus disruptions
Ask a Harvard Professor with Maya Sen
How courts in the United States have become politicized, with Maya Sen, professor of public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School.
As Coronavirus Spreads, Harvard Cancels Athletics
After Harvard informed college students that they must move out, Harvard Athletics began to make its own cancellations—a reasonable decision, but a brutal blow to athletes, coaches, and staff.
by Jacob Sweet
Harvard Closes Classes Coronavirus
Students transition to online learning—perhaps for the rest of the semester—and are asked not to return after spring break.
Ask a Harvard Professor with David Cutler
Fixing the U.S. healthcare system, with David Cutler, Eckstein professor of applied economics and professor in the department of global health and population at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health