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Harvard Defeats Dartmouth in Ivy Basketball
Men’s basketball team begins Ivy League competition.
This Singer sewing machine has many facets
The multifaceted global and interdisciplinary impact of a useful object
President Obama Urges Criminal-Justice Reform in Harvard Law Review
The president makes a final attempt to defend his legacy.
Harvard Law Dean Minow to Step Down
The school's leader since 2009 will conclude her service at the end of the academic year.
The Joy of Mentoring—From Thousands of Miles Away
Stephen Ball, J.D. ’10, was mentoring a bright high-school student in New York. Then, he got a job offer in California.
by Stephen Ball
Graduate Student Union Election Too Close to Call
The National Labor Relations Board will conduct hearings to determine the results of the election.
“A Category of One”: The Enigma of Edward Gorey
A new play captures the enigma of Edward Gorey ’50.
Boston Review editor Joshua Cohen on “Fake News” and the Post-Trump Media
Boston Review editor Joshua Cohen on the role of the media after Trump.
Harvard final clubs sanctions academic challenges
Difficult choices in applying the new College policy on final clubs and other single-gender social organizations
Deploying Differential Privacy to Protect Human Research Data
Protecting human subjects’ research data
College admits 14.5 percent of early applicants
Harvard briefly abandoned early action a decade ago. Now, the admissions dean says the program is the “new normal.”
Harvard faculty divisions social clubs
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences remains sharply divided about sanctions and multiple, conflicting goals.