John S. Rosenberg
Harvard summit on higher education and public good
A Harvard summit probes how to meld universities’ academic and external aspirations.
Debating Diversity
Closing arguments in the admissions lawsuit, and affirmative action in broader context
Winthrop House tensions and government department concerns
Winthrop House tensions and government department concerns
The gradual diversification of Harvard’s faculties
A tenure track, resources for recruiting and retention, childcare, and more contribute to changes in the professoriate.
ART to Allston and dual-degree decision
ART to Allston and dual-degree decision
Howard Gardner et al. on higher education in the twenty-first century
Howard Gardner and colleagues release a seven-year study of higher education in the twenty-first century.
Harvard course requirements quantitative reasoning
How Harvard will structure its General Education “quantitative reasoning” requirement
Harvard College course shopping period
Undergraduates’ flexibility in registering for courses is retained for at least a year or two.
Harvard Lowell House changes portraits display
A meaningful change in the images on display in the renewed Lowell House
Harvard Business School lessons Lehman Brothers
A Harvard Business School exhibition traces the rise and Great Recession fall of an iconic investment bank.
Harvard President Bacow academic freedom China
The president addresses fraught issues at a delicate time in China.
Harvard American Repertory Theater Moving to Allston
A $100-million gift catalyzes a surprising theater relocation.