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How are Harvard's Admissions Changing?
The class of 2028—plus admissions policy concerning diversity, standardized tests, and legacies
Portfolio Diet May Reduce Long-Term Risk of Heart Disease and Stroke, Harvard Researchers Find
A little-known diet improves cardiovascular health through several distinct mechanisms.
Harvard Degree Honorands Connected through the Wright Brothers
Three honorands connected in time through Wilbur and Orville Wright, the fathers of aviation
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Off the Shelf
Nicholas Kristof reporting, why voting matters, becoming famous, and more in books
Homelessness Is a Crisis of Public Health
In our fragmented system, loss of housing leads to mental and physical deterioration. Some new initiatives aim to connect the remedies.
Civil Discourse and Institutional Neutrality Task Forces
Two Harvard working groups assess constructive dialogue, institutional voice
Making the Public Record Public
Harvard legal database released
Out with the Sake, in with the Ale
Reading and translating a Chinese poem with Stephen Owen
Should Harvard Pay Student-Athletes?
As NIL money flows, Harvard’s approach remains unchanged.
Harvard, Ivies to join Big Ten
“Superconference” play begins in 2025-26 and will feature relegation.
Harvard College Admits Class of 2028
A smaller undergraduate applicant cohort—the first since Supreme Court ended affirmative action
Studying ChatGPT Like a Psychologist
Cognitive science helps penetrate the AI “black box”