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Harvard health benefits up 7 percent in 2017
Harvard continues to contend with rising medical bills.
Open Book: Bruegel’s Crowd Paintings
Crowd painting that attracts crowds.
Lavietes Pavilion's New Look
Upgrading a venerable basketball arena
MOOCs in the Classroom, and for Degrees
MOOC technology in classroom use, for degrees, and more
Andrew Myers develops modular antibiotic manufacture
New methods for manufacturing antibiotics aim to replenish a dwindling drug pipeline.
The New Bedford Whaling Museum's Moby-Dick marathon
Herman Melville’s epic is “brought to life” in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
James Kloppenberg's masterwork on democracy reviewed
Reviewing a masterwork on the past, and future, of democracy
Brief life of Alan Seeger, poet and soldier in World War I
Brief live of a premonitory poet: 1888-1916
Dining-hall Workers’ Strike Begins
The union demands a year-round living wage and affordable health insurance.
Crimson Football 2016: Harvard 31, Georgetown 17
Harvard extends its Stadium night-game unbeaten streak to 14.
Dining Hall Workers Move Toward Strike Next Week
Wages, health benefits, and year-round work are at issue.
Harvard Endowment Appoints N.P. Narvekar CEO
Columbia’s endowment head takes the reins as Harvard struggles to improve lagging investment performance.