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Harvard Launched a Platform for Athletes To Land Brand Deals. Many Don’t Use It.
After the National Collegiate Athletic Association first allowed athletes to profit off of NIL deals in 2021, brand deals ...
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The Conspiracy Theory Behind the War on DEI
The true danger to academic freedom and democracy does not come from DEI, but from those who, in their fervor to dismantle it ...
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The American Dream Is in Danger at Harvard
Our University has a duty to protect its international students and stand firm against the strongman tactics of the new ...
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Harvard’s Registration Is So Off-Course
Changes to course registration are small but critical. They balance the needs of students while allowing faculty to plan out ...
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The New Faces of Rare Book Collecting: Young Adults Redefine What It Means To Be A Rare Book Collector
Rare book collecting, a hobby historically maintained by eccentric billionaires and wealthy universities, is now taking on ...
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HBS Professor Gino Makes Changes to Legal Counsel as Lawsuit Remains at a Standstill
Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino has expanded her legal representation to include lawyers from employment ...
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Harvard University Dining Services Ends New ‘Pub Night’ Menu After Student Complaints
Harvard University Dining Services walked back spring 2025 changes to its weekend dining hall menus on Tuesday after students ...
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Republicans Are Floating Plans To Raise the Endowment Tax. Here’s What You Need To Know.
Rep. Mike V. Lawler (R-N.Y.), an ally of President Donald Trump, became the latest Republican lawmaker to introduce an endowment tax on Friday, proposing an 8.6 percent tax hike for Harvard and other ...
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From Harvard to Ottawa: Carney and Freeland Vie To Become Canada’s Next Prime Minister
The race to lead both Canada and a reeling Liberal Party has narrowed to two frontrunners: Carney, the former Canadian and ...
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Harvard Has an Optimization Epidemic
So this semester, try to let yourself breathe a bit. Notice when you feel the urge to continuously “do,” and combat it. After all, there is an opportunity cost to optimization — enjoying your life.
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Heidi S. Enger
Heidi S. Enger ’27, an Associate Editorial Editor, is a Social Studies Concentrator in Eliot House. So this semester, try to let yourself breathe a bit. Notice when you feel the urge to continuously ...
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Judge Dismisses Hate Crime Charges Against Harvard Graduate Students
A Boston Municipal Court judge dismissed hate crime charges in an assault case involving two Harvard graduate students at a ...