Federal Judge Dismisses Former HBS Professor Francesca Gino’s Claims, Averting Trial
A federal judge ruled in favor of Harvard on Monday, dismissing all eight claims brought by former Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino and preventing them from going to trial.
Federal Judge Dismisses Former HBS Professor Francesca Gino’s Claims, Averting Trial
A federal judge ruled in favor of Harvard on Monday, dismissing all eight claims brought by former Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino and preventing them from going to trial.
Democratic Strategist David Plouffe Says Midterm Wins Don’t Guarantee 2028 Victory
David Plouffe, a former senior adviser to Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign, said at a Wednesday Institute of Politics forum that Democrats’ sweeping midterm victories offer no guarantees for the 2028 presidential election.
“It’s Not Perfect”: Harvard Students Mixed on New Shuttle-Tracking App Citymapper
Four months after Harvard University Transit Services replaced Passio GO!, Harvard students have mixed reviews of the new shuttle-tracking platform Citymapper.
“It’s Not Perfect”: Harvard Students Mixed on New Shuttle-Tracking App Citymapper
Four months after Harvard University Transit Services replaced Passio GO!, Harvard students have mixed reviews of the new shuttle-tracking platform Citymapper.
Federal Prosecutors Move to Drop Criminal Charges Against HMS Researcher Kseniia Petrova
Federal prosecutors asked a judge on Tuesday to dismiss the criminal case against Kseniia Petrova, the Harvard Medical School researcher who has been fighting deportation proceedings since February 2025.
More Than 8,000 Runners Go the Extra Mile at 9th Annual Cambridge Half Marathon
More than 8,700 runners from across the country gathered in Cambridge Sunday for the ninth annual Cambridge Half Marathon.
Harvard Extension School Instructors Navigate AI in the Classroom Amid Decentralized Policies
With most of Harvard Extension School’s courses taking place online, guidance on artificial intelligence use beyond school policy has fallen to instructors — some of whom are slowly letting AI back into the classroom.
Harvard Extension School Instructors Navigate AI in the Classroom Amid Decentralized Policies
With most of Harvard Extension School’s courses taking place online, guidance on artificial intelligence use beyond school policy has fallen to instructors — some of whom are slowly letting AI back into the classroom.
‘So Patriotic’: Students Celebrate America’s 250th, Harvard’s 390th Anniversaries in the Yard
Hundreds of students gathered in Harvard Yard Friday to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States and the 390th anniversary of the founding of Harvard College.
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No. 4 Field Hockey Secures Undefeated Ivy League Season, Prepares to Host No. 19 Yale in Ivy League Tournament Semifinals
The stage was set for a dramatic showdown on Harvard field hockey’s Berylson Field last Saturday as the No. 4 Crimson faced off against its legendary rival, No. 19 Yale, in the final match of the regular season. Although the game was deadlocked in a 1-1 tie at the end of regulation, junior forward Emily Bronckers delivered the overtime win for Harvard, cementing its perfect conference record and securing the outright regular season Ivy League title.
No. 4 Field Hockey Secures Undefeated Ivy League Season, Prepares to Host No. 19 Yale in Ivy League Tournament Semifinals
The stage was set for a dramatic showdown on Harvard field hockey’s Berylson Field last Saturday as the No. 4 Crimson faced off against its legendary rival, No. 19 Yale, in the final match of the regular season. Although the game was deadlocked in a 1-1 tie at the end of regulation, junior forward Emily Bronckers delivered the overtime win for Harvard, cementing its perfect conference record and securing the outright regular season Ivy League title.
Harvard Sailing Dominates Victorian Urn Trophy
Harvard sailing closed its fall regular season with a commanding victory at the Victorian Urn Trophy this past weekend, finishing 50 points ahead of the next closest teams. The Crimson also competed in three other regattas, placing fifth at the Schell Trophy, ninth at the Terrier Invitational, and tenth at the Nickerson Trophy.
Bears and Bulldogs Bow to Crimson as Volleyball Bounces Back Twice
Harvard proved its resilience twice this weekend in a set of 3-2 wins, coming back from 2-1 set deficits in two consecutive games to extend the team’s undefeated record in five-set matches. With the pair of victories, head coach Jennifer Weiss earned a hard-fought 400th career win.
Harvard Cross Country Teams Dominate The Ivy League Championships as Men’s Team Brings Home First Title in 54 Years
The Ivy League Cross Country Championships were held over the weekend in Attleboro, Mass., and in its first postseason meet, Harvard cross country did superbly. The women’s team placed third and got a handful of new personal records in the process. The men’s team commanded its race, becoming the first Crimson men’s team to win the Ivy League since 1972 while scoring the fewest points at the meet since 1994.
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Stephen Colbert has learned that interviewing Yo-Yo Ma '76 means fielding questions back.
Bassvictim Concert Review: From Boos to Mosh Pits at the ‘White Flag Tour’
The long wait nearly cost Bassvictim part of the crowd, but the payoff showed why people stayed.
‘BLUE’ EP Review: Melancholy Meets Musical Maturity
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Boston Book Festival Fiction Keynote: Authors Edwidge Danticat and Imbolo Mbue Discuss the Surprises of Storytelling to Packed House
Danticat and Mbue spoke on their origin stories as writers, both of which stemmed from oral storytelling traditions passed down during their childhoods.