John Harvard's Journal

2.11.2026

The quirky 1833 home now hosts Celtic scholars.

3.1.2003

Superior performance in money management need not be absolutely positive. Modestly negative net returns on investments, like Harvard Management...

3.1.2003

Half an academic year into his service as dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), William C. Kirby uses his first annual letter to set...

3.1.2003

Harvard University Press's backlist is both one of its greatest blessings on the world of scholars and a strong source of income—but only...

3.1.2003

The fact that Harvard has agreed to pay Watertown $3.8 million annually plus 3 percent compounded over 52 years (see "Watertown-Gown...

3.1.2003

Harvard has chosen architect Craig Hartman of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM) to design two new science buildings at the northern end...

3.1.2003

Reflecting on his 14-year tenure, ending June 30, as dean of Harvard Law School (HLS), Robert C. Clark discerns three distinct periods. In the...

1.1.2003

The institutional transformation of Radcliffe into an center for advanced study will be followed by physical changes, as the institute reclaims...

1.1.2003

Enterprise Editor Now at the helm of Harvard Business Review is Thomas A. Stewart '70, who was appointed editor in October, succeeding Suzanne...

1.1.2003

"Educational benefactors make a vital contribution to world peace," said Eric Anderson, provost of Eton College, England, who delivered the...

1.1.2003

Memorial Church was on several occasions in the fall term the site of strong talk about the conflicts of the time. On October 2 former New York...