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No. 20/22 Harvard Prepares For Ranked Clash With No. 22/20 Colgate in Home Opener

As No. 22/20 Colgate makes the trip from Hamilton, N.Y., to take on No. 20/22 Harvard in its home opener this Saturday night, ...
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An Open Letter to Phone Pouches

After nearly four centuries of educating presidents, Nobel laureates, and people who drop out freshman fall to be yet another Y Combinator kid with an AI startup, the College has turned its formidable ...
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Garber Announces $150 Million for Harvard Research Amid Federal Funding Uncertainty

Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 announced on Monday a $150 million investment in research and infrastructure intended to ...
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Harvard Professors Clash Over Whether University Has Done Enough to Promote ‘Open Inquiry’ in Panel Event

Harvard faculty members were divided on whether freedom of speech in classrooms remains a problem at the University in an ...
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FAS to Restore Ph.D. Admissions to 80 Percent of Historical Levels

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences will increase Ph.D. admissions slots across its three divisions to 80 percent of historical ...
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Harvard School of Education To Sunset School Counseling Licensure Pathway

The Harvard Graduate School of Education will stop offering its School Counseling Licensure Pathway after this academic year, ...
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PBHA Grants ‘Call of Service’ Award to Vivek Murthy, Honors Robert Coles’ Legacy

Former U.S. Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy ’98 said he wished more college graduates pursued service-oriented careers in ...
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The Elephant in the Square

For such an important historical and cultural location, the Cambridge KiOSK must invest in more active ways to engage the community around it.