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HUPD Boosts Security After Brown Shooting, Says No Threat to Harvard

The Harvard University Police Department has increased security on campus after a shooting at Brown University killed two ...
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Will the AI Bubble Burst? Harvard Faculty Weigh In

Three Harvard faculty said they think fears that an artificial intelligence bubble will burst — leading stock prices to ...
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The Roots of Juice: Kyle Juszczyk ’13 and His Time in Cambridge

Few Ivy League football football players wind up playing professionally. Through twists and turns, Kyle Juszczyk become one ...
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Cambridge Gears Up To Install Bike Lanes Near Sanders Theatre, Science Center

Cambridge is rolling out its plans for bike lanes along Quincy St. and Kirkland St., a long-awaited project set to start ...
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PBS Cuts Ties With Former Harvard Professor Elisa New Following Epstein Email Release

PBS has stopped airing former Harvard English professor Elisa F. New’s show, “Poetry in America,” after emails released by ...
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‘For the Reinvention of Man’: How a Conservative Debating Society at Harvard Pushed Women From Its Ranks

The John Adams Society began quietly excluding women from membership this semester, former and prospective affiliates told ...
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Harvard Wrestling Tested by Top Competition in Las Vegas

The highly regarded 2025 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational yielded mixed results for Harvard wrestling this weekend, led by ...
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Fifteen Questions: Amanda Claybaugh on Grade Inflation, Academic Culture, and Reforming Harvard’s Grading System

The Dean of Undergraduate Education sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss Harvard-Yale relations, Sidechat, and Harvard’s ...
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Federal Prosecutors Seek 10-Year Sentence for Former Harvard Morgue Manager Who Sold Human Remains

Federal prosecutors recommended a 10-year sentence for Cedric Lodge, who pleaded guilty to trafficking stolen human remains ...
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FAS Committee Shares Initial Plans for Administrative Workforce Overhaul in Staff Meeting

Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean Hopi E. Hoekstra approved a plan to transfer administrative staff to centralized offices, ...
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In Defense of Mediocrity

In a place obsessed with being exceptional, the smallest act of mediocrity can feel like a form of rebellion. Harvard ...
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Undergrad Researchers Find Harvard Owned, Sold Indigenous Land in Maine

Scholars have spent years studying Harvard’s colonial-era land holdings in New England. Now, undergraduate research on the ...