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A new Nieman Foundation e-book explores the history of Harvard Yard’s 25 gates
A new e-book explores the history of Harvard Yard’s 25 gates.
Harvard affiliates receive the 2012 National Humanities Medal
Robert Putnam, Jill Ker Conway, and Natalie Zemon Davis are honored at the White House.
Arthur Rosenthal, longtime Harvard University Press Director, Has Died
His focus on publishing scholarly titles with broader, mass-market appeal helped put HUP back in the black.
Donald Pfister Named Harvard College Interim Dean
Former Kirkland House master takes office on July 10.
Harvard heavyweight four-oared crew wins at Henley Royal Regatta
Harry Parker's last crew takes the Visitors’ Challenge Cup at England's Royal Regatta
Harry Parker, Harvard rowing coach, dies
The head men's heavyweight crew coach at Harvard for 51 years died at age 77.
Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action
The U.S. Supreme Court rules on the consideration of race in admissions to selective institutions of higher education.
A culinarily challenged student learns life lessons in a Turkish cooking class.
A culinarily challenged student learns life lessons in a Turkish cooking class.
Harvard-MIT edX extends to a nonpartner
Harvard-MIT education technology extends to a nonpartner.
Ilona Bell's Yard of Allusions
Ilona Bell's Yard of Allusions
Art, lectures, cultural and campus events at Harvard
Harvard arts and cultural events
Thoughts on critical reading from Reuben Brower’s “The Fields of Light”
An excerpt from Reuben Brower’s The Fields of Light: An Experiment in Critical Reading