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Harvard Falls to Colgate 4-2, Hopes to Bounce Back Against Cornell
The Harvard men’s hockey team (2-2-0, 2-2-0 ECAC) was unable to keep its winning streak rolling from last weekend, falling in ...
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Harvard Law School Students Protest in Library, Leave Before ID Checks
More than 50 Harvard Law School students quietly protested in Langdell Hall’s library Friday afternoon, the third study-in ...
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Harvard Grad Students Plead Not Guilty of Assault at Protest, Say HUPD Bias Prompted Charges
Lawyers for two Harvard grad students charged with assaulting an Israeli student motioned to dismiss the case at an arraignment hearing, alleging the charges stemmed from racially-biased policing by ...
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Former Harvard President, Treasury Secretary Summers Warns of Inflation Under Trump
Former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Lawrence H. Summers said U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed economic policies ...
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State, City Agencies Commit to Finishing Mem. Drive Safety Improvements by End of Year
More than 100 locals gathered at Boston University and on Zoom as local and state officials reaffirmed their commitment to ...
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Longtime Cambridge Principal Robin Harris Awarded National Humanities Medal
When former Fletcher Maynard Academy principal Robin A. Harris got the call that she won National Humanities Medal, she was ...
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We Aren’t Too Old for Field Trips
If Harvard is truly committed to building the leaders of tomorrow, experiential learning — like the kind that occurs on field ...
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Higher Ed Is Under Attack. An Organized Faculty Is Its Best Defense.
The future of higher education will require us to demonstrate what shared governance looks like — from our legislatures to ...
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More Than 2 Years Later, Cambridge HEART Still Struggling to Meet Original Mission
Two and a half years after its founding, the Cambridge Holistic Emergency Alternative Response Team has yet to break through ...
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Garber Is Right: The Ad Board Is the Problem.
As the saga continued, Corporation members continued to find themselves frustrated with their lack of control. “The Ad Boards ...
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Cyclists Are Dying in Cambridge. Copenhagen Might Have The Answer.
The City of Cambridge must act now — using tried-and-tested approaches from cities like Copenhagen — to prevent more cyclist ...
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Structural Issues Prompt Evacuation of High-End Cambridge Condo
A little slice of serenity along the Charles River was disrupted last week as the residents of 66 units in the high-end ...