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Astronomy Professor Karin Öberg Named Senior Vice Provost for Faculty

Astronomy professor Karin Öberg will serve as Harvard’s next senior vice provost for faculty, coordinating faculty ...
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Men’s Hockey Wins ECAC Quarterfinal Game One at No. 9 Cornell

Despite a packed Lynah Rink in Ithaca, N.Y., the Harvard men’s ice hockey team brought down the No. 9 Cornell Big Red 3-1 in ...
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Cambridge Unifies Four Housing Programs Under New City Department

The Cambridge City Council voted unanimously Monday to consolidate the city’s four housing programs into a single department, ...
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Winthrop House Unveils Plaque After Harvard Drops ‘John’ From House Name

Administrators from Harvard College’s Winthrop House unveiled a new plaque on Thursday marking the residence’s renamed ...
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HGSE Dean Nonie Lesaux Defends Diversity Efforts Amid Federal Pressure on Harvard

Harvard Graduate School of Education Dean Nonie K. Lesaux defended the school’s commitment to diversity in a Thursday ...
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Judith Singer to Step Down as Senior Vice Provost for Faculty After 18 Years

Harvard Graduate School of Education professor Judith D. Singer will step down as senior vice provost for faculty in June ...
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Economist Editor in Chief Zanny Minton Beddoes To Deliver 2026 HKS Graduation Address

Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor in chief of The Economist, will deliver the Harvard Kennedy School’s 2026 graduation address on ...
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Armstrong Scores for Harvard in Giant Slalom NCAA Championships

The Harvard alpine skiing team opened competition on Wednesday at the 2026 NCAA Skiing Championships in Park City, Utah, as ...
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Late Krupa Three in Overtime Sends Harvard to Ivy Tournament Championship

On June 27, 2026, Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ will be released. Its script won’t be better than the one for the semifinal game in Ithaca, N.Y. For the second straight season, the third-seeded ...
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Harvard Cancels Brazil, Mexico City Summer Programs Over Funding Constraints and Low Enrollment

Harvard canceled two faculty-led summer study abroad programs in Latin America over the last two weeks — in São Paulo, Brazil, and Mexico City — prompting frustration from several undergraduates who ...
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Pura Vida Miami Wins Approval to Open Harvard Square Cafe

Pura Vida Miami, a fast-growing cafe chain known for health-focused dishes, won approval Thursday to open a location in Harvard Square. The Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously granted the ...
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Harvard During World War II: A War Archivist’s Story of the University’s Bygone Era

Charged with documenting Harvard during World War II, Sterling Dow conducted laboratory visits, interviewed researchers, ...