University News
Breaking developments, leadership announcements, and policy changes from across Harvard’s schools and administration.
Harvard Law School Releases Digital Archive of Nuremberg Trials
Thousands of documents chronicle the Nazi regime and the legal effort to exact justice.
Harvard's Dunster House first to be renewed under $1-billion plan
Lessons learned in renewing the smallest River House will guide a multidecade upgrade of undergraduate housing.
Vanidy Bailey named director of BGLTQ student life
Bisexual, gay, lesbian, transgender, and queer undergraduates gain a new resource.
GSAS and SEAS launch new applied science master's degree
The master’s in computational science and engineering launches in 2013.
New undergraduate architectural studies track to be offered this fall
College and Design School team up to develop new track for budding architects.
Centennial Medalists for 2012 include Aaron, Eikenberry, Hopkins, Keohane
A literary scholar, an East Asia expert, a trailblazing biologist, and a specialist on international relations are honored.
Paul Finnegan elected a Fellow of the Harvard Corporation
Paul Finnegan joins the Harvard Corporation, expanding its ranks to 11.
Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences regulates financial conflicts of interest
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences deploys new rules and procedures surrounding financial conflicts of interest.
Harvard’s new Memorial Church minister, Jonathan Walton, and other newsmakers
Memorial Church's new minister, Pulitzer Prize winners, and other Harvardians in the news
Neimans, Brazilian students, engineering concentrations, and other news
Shading the Yard, new digital Niemans, Brazil's Harvard commitment, and more
Harvard faculty-administration tensions over personal financial planning
In a fiscally constrained era, faculty-administration tensions arise.