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Pritzker Hall Still Nearly $40 Million Short of Fundraising Goal as Construction Continues

Fundraising for Pritzker Hall — the under-construction home of Harvard’s Economics department — remains nearly $40 million short of its original target, according to an internal Alumni Affairs & ...
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Federal Judge Allows Whistleblower Lawsuit Against Harvard Over NIH Grants to Proceed

A federal judge allowed most of a whistleblower lawsuit against Harvard to proceed Tuesday, letting two claims advance in a ...
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Claybaugh Urges Harvard Faculty to Follow A-Grade Cap This Fall, Year Before Official Rollout

Dean of Undergraduate Education Amanda Claybaugh urged faculty in a Monday email to begin following the Faculty of Arts and ...
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Emilie Raymer Named Permanent Dunster House Resident Dean After Predecessor’s Abrupt Removal

Emilie Raymer will serve as Dunster House’s next permanent Allston Burr Resident Dean, months after the House’s former ...
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Cambridge License Commission Drops Proposed 30-Minute Drink Rule After Backlash

The Cambridge License Commission walked back two of the most controversial provisions of its proposed liquor regulations ...
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Former ‘Meet the Press’ Executive Producer Betsy Fischer Martin to Lead Harvard IOP

Betsy Fischer Martin, a former executive producer of NBC’s “Meet the Press,” will be the next director of the Harvard Kennedy ...
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NCAA Ratifies Age-Based Eligibility Guidelines, Reshaping Postgraduate Opportunities for Harvard’s Athletes

The NCAA’s Division I Cabinet unanimously voted Tuesday afternoon to overhaul its Division I eligibility rules, adopting an ...
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As Cambridge Tree Canopy Grows, Residents Warn Housing Development Could Reverse Gains

Cambridge officials are weighing stronger tree-protection rules after a five-year update to the city’s Urban Forest Master ...
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Harvard to Launch Online Hub for Accessible Teaching Resources

Harvard is preparing to launch a centralized online hub for faculty and instructional staff seeking resources to make their ...
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Cambridge, Boston Expand HUD Lawsuit as Millions in Housing Funds Remain in Limbo

Cambridge and Boston joined a coalition of cities and nonprofits Monday in asking a federal court to block a new round of ...
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It’s ‘About Thyme’: Lebanese Bakery To Open in Harvard Square

About Thyme, a Lebanese fast-casual bakery, is set to open its first location in Harvard Square by early August — bringing ...
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How Harvard Gave Los Angeles Mayoral Candidate Nithya Raman a “Foot in the Door”

Raman’s classmates and professors recalled an undergraduate already focused on the questions of housing, governance, and public trust that now define her campaign for Los Angeles mayor.