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Harvard Law School Committee Recommends Abandoning Shield Linked to Slavery
The recommendation follows three months of investigation into the shield’s history.
Toni Morrison speaks at Harvard, on slavery and "the literature of belonging"
The distinguished writer delivered the first of six lectures on slavery, racism, and “the literature of belonging.”
Sarah Jessica Parker to speak at Harvard Law School Class Day
The actor and businesswoman will address students on Wednesday, May 25.
by Laura Levis
Harvard capital campaign nears $6.5-billion goal
Now comes the harder part: fulfilling under-funded priorities.
Ross Gay Finds the Right Ground at the Radcliffe Institute
What “unabashed gratitude” means for a black poet
Harvard Files Amicus Brief with NLRB in Graduate Student Unionization Case
The University argues that the relationship between graduate students and universities should remain academic, not managerial, and student labor unions would “damage private sector graduate education.”
Harvard Men's Basketball Splits Games as Women Chase Ivy Title
A tale of two Harvard seasons
Harvard House Masters Renamed Faculty Deans
The change follows months of debate on diversity and inclusion at the College.
Harvard Men’s Basketball Splits Road Games Versus Columbia and Cornell
A loss to Columbia, and a come-from-behind win over Cornell
Petitioners challenge Harvard Board of Overseers
A five-member slate challenges Harvard admissions and tuition policies.
Letters on migration, capital punishment, House “masters,” and more
Readers respond to articles on migration, capital punishment, House “masters,” and more.
Harvard club unveils portrait by Everett Raymond Kinstler
The Harvard Club of New York City honors John P. (Jack) Reardon Jr. ’60.