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Umunna, Yonten Elected Harvard Law Student Government Co-Presidents

Harvard Law School students Ifeanyi R. Umunna and Tenzin Yonten, both first-years, were elected co-presidents of the HLS ...
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Harvard Warns of Active Cyberattack Impersonating IT Staff and Targeting Affiliates

Harvard is monitoring an ongoing cybersecurity threat involving individuals impersonating University information technology ...
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The Harvard College Debate Union Set a Motion on Jewish Emancipation. Two Days Later, The Club Pulled It.

Harvard debate organizers released a motion on Jewish emancipation for high school competitors. But within days, backlash and ...
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Harvard Center for Latin American Studies Cuts Revista Magazine Due to Budget Constraints

Harvard’s David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies has discontinued ReVista, the center’s magazine on Latin ...
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Appeals Court Blocks Cuts to Millions in Housing Funding for Cambridge, Boston

The First Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling on Wednesday to block the Trump administration from ...
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‘Very Concerning’: Former Chairman of Joint Chiefs Discusses Declining Public Confidence in U.S. Military at IOP Talk

Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Charles Q. Brown Jr. expressed concern about Americans’ growing perception that the U.S.
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GSAS Student Council Ratifies Executive Board Stipend After Monthslong Push

The Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Student Council ratified the language for a new stipend for its executive ...
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The Case for Military History at Harvard

War is one of the leading drivers of both political and economic change, and yet Harvard lacks the space to systematically ...
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The Invisible Cost of Consumption

The University has the resources to help students appreciate the environmental impact of their lifestyle and actions. Without ...
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Fifteen Questions: John Quackenbush on the Art of Film Projection

The AFVS projectionist sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss Super 8, movie theaters, Instagram, and the other John ...
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Dissent: Slow and Steady Wins the A

The grading policy is not perfect — in fact, it’s far from it. But delaying its implementation will help iron out the kinks and ensure it is as fair as possible.
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To All The Emails I’ll Ignore

Please rest assured that your email has been seen, registered, and filed away in the back corner of my consciousness, where ...