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University News | 11.6.2024. The State of Harvard’s Arts and Sciences The dean’s annual report, and other business, after a year of upheaval
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University News | 11.6.2024. The State of Harvard’s Arts and Sciences The dean’s annual report, and other business, after a year of upheaval
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News Briefs: Important University Updates. A large leap in the smallest science, decarbonization debates, admissions lawsuit. July-August 2021. 60 Oxford Street will be overhauled and outfitted with instruments required to accommodate research in quantum science and engineering. Kristina DeMichele/Harvard Magazine.
Harvard’s Finances in a Challenging Year | Harvard Magazine
Oct 17, 2024 · Harvard’s operating revenue increased 6 percent during fiscal 2024, to $6.5 billion from $6.1 billion in the prior year (all figures are rounded). Looking at major sources, endowment distributions (37 percent of the total) rose from $2.2 billion to $2.4 billion: about 9 percent. The increase reflects the 4.5 percent increase in the ...
Harvard’s Lowered Voice | Harvard Magazine
Sep 30, 2024 · The University details its policy on institutional neutrality. In late May, when Harvard adopted the recommendation of its Institutional Voice Working Group—that the University and its leaders should not make official statements about public matters that do not directly affect the core academic functions of research, teaching, and learning—many questions remained about how exactly the ...
Convocation 2024: The New Crew Redux - Harvard Magazine
Sep 2, 2024 · When the Harvard College class of 2027 gathered in Tercentenary Theatre on September 3 a year ago, they met a new lineup of leaders: Claudine Gay, the University’s thirtieth president; Hopi Hoekstra, Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) dean, whom Gay had appointed effective a month earlier; and Thomas Dunne, the College’s dean of …
Harvard Goes Remote for January Term as Pandemic Intensifies
Dec 20, 2021 · Taking advantage of the winter break may enable Harvard to stave off the current wave of COVID-19 cases, at least in part, by reducing the campus population significantly for more than a full month. The University leaders wrote that they plan “a return to more robust on-campus activities later in January”—but always with the significant ...
“The Promise of This New Presidency” - Harvard Magazine
Sep 29, 2023 · Harvard officially installs Claudine Gay, its thirtieth leader. Claudine Gay spent part of the last day of summer and the first day of the fall semester introducing herself to the community she has led since July 1—and in doing so, building a bridge to the aspirations she holds for the University during her presidency.
Harvard Overhauls Disciplinary Procedures
Jul 18, 2024 · Harvard announced this morning that it was overhauling disciplinary procedures involving violations of the University-wide Statement on Rights and Responsibilities—suggesting a recognition that the ways in which discipline was administered by each separate school after the pro-Palestinian protest encampment from April 24 to May 14 need reform ...