University News
Breaking developments, leadership announcements, and policy changes from across Harvard’s schools and administration.
Trump Administration Appeals Order Restoring $2.7 Billion in Funding to Harvard
The appeal, which had been expected, came two days before the deadline to file.
Updates on Fogg Museum renovation and Law School's Northwest Corner building
In a straitened era, landmark construction projects advance academic goals.
Alan M. Garber appointed Harvard University provost
Physician and economist will succeed Steven E. Hyman September 1.
Harvard Houses renovation update: swing space announced for Old Quincy residents
As the College prepares to renovate Old Quincy, it identifies temporary quarters for the displaced students.
Radcliffe Institute dean Barbara Grosz to step down
The computer scientist will conclude her service at the end of the academic year.
Previous faculty consulting in Libya prompts questions at Harvard
Controversy follows a faculty member's external activities.
Development in Allston awaits the report of a University “work team.”
The University explores co-development in Allston that might help fund science research there, and possibly a move by the Harvard School of Public Health.
Memorial service recalls Peter J. Gomes as "iconic," "unifying figure"
Almost 1,000 people gather at a memorial service for the Reverend Peter J. Gomes.
Haiti's national soccer team plays Harvard April 10 to benefit earthquake relief
The national soccer team of Haiti will come to Harvard as part of a five-day benefit tour.
Atul Gawande and Hendrik Hertzberg nominated for National Magazine Awards
The New Yorker contributors are recognized for medical reporting and commentary.
Nominee Lenk would be first openly gay justice on Massachusetts high court
Barbara Lenk becomes the first openly gay justice to be nominated to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.