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North Carolina Firm Buys Brattle Street Buildings
A North Carolina-based investment firm has purchased 1-8 and 17-41A Brattle Street.
by Oset Babür
Zika Vaccine Development Reveals Differences in Efficacy One Year On
Harvard’s Dan Barouch finds long-term Zika vaccine efficacy varies by delivery method.
Bryan Stevenson on the Evolution of White Supremacy
“I don’t think slavery ended in 1865 —I think it just evolved. I think it turned into decades of terrorism and violence and lynching.”
Harvard Final Clubs: The Lingering Aftermath
Reflections on governance, enforcement, and the efficacy of the sanctions
College Admits 14.5 Percent of Early-Action Applicants
The admissions office reports a slight increase in first-generation admits.
Federal NLRB Rejects Harvard’s Appeal in Grad Student Union Case
In July, the regional NLRB had ruled to invalidate the results of Harvard’s November 2016 graduate-student union election and order a new election.
Sexual Harassment and Assault Complaints Increased 65 Percent Last Year
A new report on adherence to the University’s Sexual and Gender-Based Harassment Policy
by Oset Babür
Seeking Tsuga chinensis seed
The Chinese variety resists a pest devastating North American trees.
Headlines from Harvard’s history
“Reading period” debuts, the Maharishi visits, a blizzard shuts down the University, and more from the Harvard Alumni Bulletin and Harvard Magazine
Harvard financial report: strengths and warning signs
After another surplus, cautions about the University’s future financial constraints
Shojo Asian-fusion restaurant
Asian-fusion food with a Western twist at Chinatown's Shōjō restaurant
Letters From Our Readers
Readers comment on unequal university resources, educational effectiveness, final clubs, and first-generation students