Harvard Academic Workers Will Strike Tuesday After Final Bargaining Session Ends Without a Deal
Harvard’s non-tenure-track faculty and researchers will walk out of classrooms and labs Tuesday for the first time, after a final bargaining session Monday ended without a contract agreement with the University.
Harvard Academic Workers Will Strike Tuesday After Final Bargaining Session Ends Without a Deal
Harvard’s non-tenure-track faculty and researchers will walk out of classrooms and labs Tuesday for the first time, after a final bargaining session Monday ended without a contract agreement with the University.
Harvard Still Hasn’t Found a Permanent Director for Its Middle Eastern Studies Center
More than 18 months after ousting the leaders of its embattled Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard has yet to name a new permanent director — and at least two professors have turned down the job.
Cambridge Surveillance Technology Resident Assembly Weighs ShotSpotter, Security Cameras in Second Meeting
Cambridge’s 40-person resident assembly on surveillance technology held its second meeting on Saturday — marking the halfway point before the body is set to deliver recommendations on surveillance and violence prevention efforts to the City Council.
Cambridge Surveillance Technology Resident Assembly Weighs ShotSpotter, Security Cameras in Second Meeting
Cambridge’s 40-person resident assembly on surveillance technology held its second meeting on Saturday — marking the halfway point before the body is set to deliver recommendations on surveillance and violence prevention efforts to the City Council.
Honan-Allston Library Marks 25 Years With Continued Support From Harvard
Nearly three decades ago, Harvard gave up more than an acre of land to establish a new library in Allston — replacing a branch that had been closed for almost 20 years. The Honan-Allston Library celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, and still receives some funding from Harvard. The branch has received grants through the Harvard-Allston Partnership Fund since at least 2012.
Senator Ruben Gallego Warns Latino Vote is Not Guaranteed After Democrats Gain in Midterms
U.S. Senator Ruben M. Gallego (D-Ariz.) said Latinos were an essential voting demographic during the 2026 midterm election, but cautioned that their continued support for Democrats is not guaranteed at an Institute of Politics panel Monday evening.
Harvard Plans $21 Million in Renovations to Longwood Buildings
Harvard Medical School and School of Dental Medicine will undertake $21 million in renovations on two buildings next year, according to construction permits filed with the city of Boston.
Harvard Plans $21 Million in Renovations to Longwood Buildings
Harvard Medical School and School of Dental Medicine will undertake $21 million in renovations on two buildings next year, according to construction permits filed with the city of Boston.
Harvard Law School Students Stage Library ‘Study-In’ in Support of Clinical Instructors
About 40 Harvard Law School students staged a silent, nearly hourlong “study-in” at Langdell Library on Friday afternoon, calling on the University to reach a contract agreement with the school’s clinical instructors.
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