University News
Breaking developments, leadership announcements, and policy changes from across Harvard’s schools and administration.
Teaching Through War With AI
Harvard Graduate School of Education students examine the use of AI in wartime Ukraine.
John Briscoe, who led efforts to build dams in the developing world, dies at 66
The professor in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences led Harvard's Water Security Initiative.
The renovated Harvard Art Museums open
The renovated Harvard Art Museums open
$750 million sought in Harvard Medical School capital campaign
Harvard Medical School’s $750-million capital campaign
Previewing the Harvard women’s basketball 2014-2015 season
Previewing the 2014-2015 Harvard women’s basketball season
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer boosts Harvard computer science faculty
Former Microsoft CEO supports 50 percent increase in faculty ranks.
Center for Green Buildings and Cities hosts challenge conference at Harvard
Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities hosts inaugural challenge conference.
A preview of the Harvard Art Museums
Welcoming the University community through a series of special talks and celebrations, the Harvard Art Museums re-introduce themselves.
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.
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.