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.
Harvard's Holyoke Center to become Smith Campus Center
The Smith Campus Center will open in 2018.
Harvard School of Public Health sponsors symposium on educational innovation
Harvard School of Public Health rethinks professional education in a digital age.
Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi speaks at Harvard
The Democratic leader speaks on pay equity and affordable quality childcare for women.
Harvard renews undergraduate houses, announces Winthrop House will close in 2016
Harvard will begin work in 2016, after assessing projects at Quincy, Leverett, and Dunster.
Harvard Corporation's Reischauer, Rubin step down
A generational change at Harvard’s senior governing board
Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study launches its capital campaign.
Dean Lizabeth Cohen lays out priorities and shows off a new public-art garden.
Harvard’s FAS showcases faculty, intellectual priorities for capital campaign
From big data to the frontiers of basic and applied science, faculty members share intellectual aspirations for FAS campaign.
Harvard launches $2.5-billion Faculty of Arts and Sciences campaign
Funding Harvard College, the graduate school, scholarship, and engineering
Dean Michael D. Smith discusses goals for the $2.5-billion FAS campaign
Dean Michael D. Smith discusses the priorities of the $2.5-billion FAS campaign.
Harvard School of Public Health Centennial Leadership Summit
Dean Julio Frenk lays out his hopes for the school's second century.