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African artists showcased in new Cooper Gallery at Harvard's Hutchins Center
At the Hutchins Center, a new gallery opens with an exhibit exploring life in African cities.
Harvard beats Columbia, 45-0, in football
The Harvard football team remained undefeated in 2014 by besting Columbia, 45-0.
2014 financial report on surplus, health-benefit costs, and financial aid
Mining Harvard's fiscal year 2014 report for nuggets on employee benefits, financial aid, and more
Faculty challenge Harvard health benefits changes
Arts and Sciences professors condemn and vote against changes in health benefits.
Professors protest monitoring of Harvard students
At the Arts and Sciences meeting, objections to monitoring of students—and changes in health benefits
Harvard Kennedy School professor explores the emotional toll of losing elections
A Kennedy School working paper shows that losing elections can take a big toll on partisan voters’ happiness.
HGSE announces new teacher training program for undergraduates
With the largest gift in the school’s history, and $14.5 million in hand, the undergraduate program will launch next fall.
Why a Harvard undergraduate became an English concentrator
A Harvard undergraduate confesses.
by Olivia Munk
Harvard arts and sciences enrollment, faculty growth
Highlights from Dean Michael D. Smith’s annual report
Harvard beats Dartmouth, 23-12, in football
The Harvard football team remained undefeated by beating Dartmouth's gridders, 23-12.
Additional photographs of the Harvard Art Museums' galleries
Additional images of the Harvard Art Museums galleries
Tommy Amaker’s Harvard men's basketball coaching clinic emphasizes pace
Tommy Amaker’s coaching clinic