Dana-Farber CEO Laurie Glimcher To Step Down, Succeeded By Medical Oncology Chair
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute President and CEO Laurie H. Glimcher ’72 will step down from her post at the end of September, the institute announced on Tuesday.
Garber, Khurana Welcome Class of 2028 as Convocation Proceeds Without Protests
Harvard College’s Class of 2028 enjoyed a surprisingly smooth Convocation — an event typically marked by protest — despite heightened concerns that large-scale campus demonstrations will return in the fall.
‘One Win Lifts All Boats’: More than 100 MGB Residents Rally for a Contract
More than 100 Mass General Brigham residents and affiliates gathered in two Boston locations on Monday to rally in support of physicians’ fair contracts.
In First Major Move, New Harvard Kennedy School Dean Reshuffles Top Administration
Harvard Kennedy School Dean Jeremy M. Weinstein appointed HKS professors Erica Chenoweth and Gordon H. Hanson to new leadership positions at the school in late July.
HESA Elections to Return This Fall With Greater Oversight After Abrupt Spring Postponement
The Harvard Extension School Association’s elections will be held this fall after allegations of candidate misconduct and cyberbullying prompted Extension School administrators to postpone the elections last spring, the Division of Continuing Education announced in a Friday email to HESA candidates.
Harvard Launches New Intro Math Course to Address Pandemic Learning Loss
The Harvard Math Department will pilot a new introductory course aimed at rectifying a lack of foundational algebra skills among students, according to Harvard’s Director of Introductory Math Brendan A. Kelly.
Dropped Cigarette Sparks Large Fire Department, Police Response in Harvard Square
A small fire at an apartment on JFK Street on Monday night brought a large police and fire presence to the area.
Here’s What to Know About Tuesday’s Massachusetts Primary Elections
When Massachusetts voters head to the polls Tuesday for the 2024 primary elections, they will see lots of Democrats and few contested races. Here’s your guide to the primary ballot.
Elbit Systems Moves Out of Central Square Following Months of Protest
Elbit Systems, an Israel-based defense contractor, ended its lease of its Central Square office following months of protest against the company’s presence in Cambridge.
‘One Win Lifts All Boats’: More than 100 MGB Residents Rally for a Contract
More than 100 Mass General Brigham residents and affiliates gathered in two Boston locations on Monday to rally in support of physicians’ fair contracts.
In First Major Move, New Harvard Kennedy School Dean Reshuffles Top Administration
Harvard Kennedy School Dean Jeremy M. Weinstein appointed HKS professors Erica Chenoweth and Gordon H. Hanson to new leadership positions at the school in late July.