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Harvard Corporation Rules Thirteen Students Cannot Graduate
May 22, 2024 · On Monday, during the Faculty of Arts and Sciences’ meeting on students’ eligibility to receive their degrees, members voted that 13 students found by the College’s Administrative Board to have violated University policies during their pro-Palestinian encampment in Harvard Yard should be included on the list of those eligible [Corrected 4:58 p.m.: a previous version of this story ...
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Quantum Quest. As befits its subject, the Ph.D. program in quantum science and engineering approved by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences on April 6 is a small part of a much larger universe of Harvard commitment to a burgeoning new field: the rare, large academic initiative garnering significant support even as the University hunkered down to cope with the pandemic.
Harvard Goes Remote for January Term as Pandemic Intensifies
Dec 20, 2021 · Taking advantage of the winter break may enable Harvard to stave off the current wave of COVID-19 cases, at least in part, by reducing the campus population significantly for more than a full month. The University leaders wrote that they plan “a return to more robust on-campus activities later in January”—but always with the significant ...
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Former women’s hockey coach Katey Stone, who retired in 2023 following news reports of fierce criticism about abusive behavior leveled by multiple players and alumnae, sued Harvard in July, alleging gender discrimination in the scrutiny that led to her departure. She is also suing unnamed defendants for defamation.
New Harvard deans, leadership, and more | Harvard Magazine
The Harvard Film Archive will be dark this summer as its lighting system is upgraded and associated electrical repairs are made; it is scheduled to be back in service in time for fall semester classes and screenings.…Henry Chu ’90, NF ’15, who for many years reported for the Los Angeles Times, has been appointed deputy curator of the ...
President Garber’s Agenda | Harvard Magazine
Nov 1, 2024 · Asked whether Harvard would reconsider admissions preferences for alumni legacies in light of increasing political and legislative opposition (California banned alumni and donor preferences at all institutions, including private ones, effective October 1, becoming the most recent state to do so), the president said, “We look at admissions ...