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More Than 4,000 Nurses Strike at Harvard-Affliated Brigham and Women’s Hospital

More than 4,000 nurses at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston began a one-day strike Wednesday morning, walking off the ...
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HKS Lecturer Who Met With Platner Campaign Says It’s ‘Curtains’ After Sexual Assault Allegation

Harvard Kennedy School lecturer Marshall L. Ganz ’64, one of the Democratic left’s best-known organizing strategists, is ...
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‘American Psycho’ 25 Years Later: Is The Enduring Cult of Bateman Iconic or Ironic?

In the 1980s, young American men were plagued by a singular vision of success: a career in finance. This dream came packaged with a designer suit, a pristine business card, and access to exclusive ...
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Two Harvard Managing Directors Depart Ahead of CEO Transition

Two longtime senior managing directors have left Harvard Management Company in recent weeks, thinning the senior ranks of the ...
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Matt Freese ’22 Freezes as United States Crashes Out of World Cup in 4-1 Loss to Belgium

USMNT goalkeeper Matt Freese ’22 had a picture-perfect start, but things soon went sour as his team lost 4-1 to Belgium in ...
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FAS Restructuring Reaches Harvard College with New Groupings, In-Person Work Requirements

Harvard College will be reorganized into five umbrella groups — dismantling the Office of Student Services and reviving the ...
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Top College Leaders Fought Deming Over Five-Day Office Mandate, OUE Administrator Says

Associate Dean of Academic Engagement Manny Contomanolis told a small group of staff that several senior College leaders ...
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Cambridge Officials Weigh Expanding Universal Preschool to All 3-Year-Olds

Cambridge officials signaled interest in broadening the city’s universal preschool program to guarantee seats for all ...
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Harvard To Add Cameras in Security Push Tied to Brown Shooting, Protest Enforcement

A College administrator privately told students the cameras were intended to address security concerns like those raised by ...
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One Dead After Cambridge July 4th Shooting

A Cambridge Public Works department employee was found fatally shot near the intersection of Broadway and Norfolk Streets ...
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Federal Judge Allows Whistleblower Lawsuit Against Harvard Over NIH Grants to Proceed

A federal judge allowed most of a whistleblower lawsuit against Harvard to proceed Tuesday, letting two claims advance in a ...
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Harvard to Launch Online Hub for Accessible Teaching Resources

Harvard is preparing to launch a centralized online hub for faculty and instructional staff seeking resources to make their ...