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In Defense of the Harvard College Writing Center

As current and former Harvard College Writing Center tutors, we write to condemn the dissolution of the Writing Center as an ...
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Harvard to Shutter Dudley Community After More Than 90 Years

Harvard College will shutter the Dudley Community, ending an institution founded more than 90 years ago to provide advising ...
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Henry Chu ’90 Named Permanent Nieman Foundation Curator

Henry H. Chu ’90 will assume a permanent role as curator for the Nieman Foundation for Journalism, the University announced ...
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As Summers Sought Clandestine Relationship With Woman He Called a Mentee, Epstein Was His ‘Wing Man’

Former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers processes into the University's 2018 Commencement ceremony. The former Treasury secretary remained in contact with convicted sex offender Jeffrey E.
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Harvard College Lays Off Writing Center Director, Consolidates Center

The Harvard College Writing Center will no longer operate as a standalone unit after its director was laid off and its ...
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Dozens of College Staff Laid Off as FAS Restructuring Continues

Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences directly laid off roughly 13 percent of College staff covered by last week’s ...
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Cambridge Schools Need a New AI Policy. It Should Look Like This.

At the risk of sounding alarmist, any use of generative AI by students is a step towards cognitive offloading and diminished ...
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150 Harvard Alumni Affairs Staff Face Two-Day In-Office Mandate Amid Pushback

Roughly 150 staff in Harvard’s Alumni Affairs and Development office will be required to work in person twice a week beginning the week of Oct. 5, prompting fierce pushback from employees who accused ...
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Beyond Full Shutters Cambridge Diner Less Than a Year After Opening

Beyond Full, a restaurant offering a hipster take on traditional diner fare, closed its Cambridge outpost in June — less than ...
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New Student Visa Rule Will Have ‘Significant Impact’ On International Students, Harvard Says

A new federal rule imposing four-year limits and other restrictions on visas for students and visiting scholars will have a ...
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Kong Mountain Tea To Pour Into Harvard Square in August

Online tea shop Kong Mountain Tea is set to open a physical location in Harvard Square this August, combining a retail ...