Live: Harvard Graduate Workers Strike for Second Time This Year
Harvard graduate student workers began their second strike of the year Tuesday after contract negotiations with the University stalled, nearly five months after ending a 40-day walkout in the spring.
Live: Harvard Graduate Workers Strike for Second Time This Year
Harvard graduate student workers began their second strike of the year Tuesday after contract negotiations with the University stalled, nearly five months after ending a 40-day walkout in the spring.
Harvard Graduate Student Union to Strike for Second Time This Year as Contract Talks Stall
Harvard’s graduate students will walk off the job Tuesday for the second time this year after the union and the University failed to reach a contract agreement before an 11:59 pm Monday deadline, a union spokesperson confirmed.
Harvard Academic Workers Set Nov. 10 Strike Deadline
Harvard’s non-tenure-track teachers and researchers will walk out of classrooms and labs on Nov. 1o if their union does not reach a contract agreement with the University.
Harvard Academic Workers Set Nov. 10 Strike Deadline
Harvard’s non-tenure-track teachers and researchers will walk out of classrooms and labs on Nov. 1o if their union does not reach a contract agreement with the University.
Former Council of Economic Advisers Chair Questions Nature of Affordability Crisis in HKS Lecture
Brookings Institution president Cecilia E. Rouse ’86 questioned whether descriptions of a widespread affordability crisis align with economic data during a Thursday lecture at the Institute of Politics.
Boston Council President Liz Breadon Introduces Ordinance to Expose the ‘Worst Landlords in Boston’
Boston City Council President Elizabeth A. “Liz” Breadon introduced an ordinance last week that would create a public list of the “worst landlords in Boston” — naming landlords who repeatedly violate housing and sanitary code requirements.
Harvard Law School Raises Record $135 Million in Fiscal Year 2026
Harvard Law School raised a record $135 million dollars in fiscal year 2026, surpassing its two most recent fundraising years by more than $50 million, according to a person briefed on the giving.
Harvard Law School Raises Record $135 Million in Fiscal Year 2026
Harvard Law School raised a record $135 million dollars in fiscal year 2026, surpassing its two most recent fundraising years by more than $50 million, according to a person briefed on the giving.
OpenAI Executive Dean Ball Rejects “Silent Consensus” That AI Will Sideline Humans
Dean W. Ball, an OpenAI executive, urged attendees at a Thursday lecture to reject what he called a “silent consensus” in the AI industry that machines will inevitably replace humans as the driving force behind society.
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