Andreas Harsono, a Nieman fellow, has been asked to leave his Dunster House residence after being arrested on charges of domestic assault and battery against his wife last Tuesday.
Harsono received a letter Saturday from Dunster House Master Karel Liem directing him to leave the House within seven days.
"I think this is a very unfortunate matter. All I can say is that Andreas and his wife are trying to deal with it the best they can," said Bill Kovach, the Nieman Foundation curator.
The Cambridge Police Department received a 911 call at 12:40 a.m on Jan. 4 and the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) responded.
Harsono and his wife, Retno, had been arguing when Harsono struck his wife. Andreas Harsono said he then called 911.
Harsono's wife was transferred to Mt. Auburn Hospital where she stayed overnight.
She was treated for a large welt on her left temple, pain in the left shoulder and dizziness, according to HUPD Spokesperson Peggy A. McNamara.
Harsono was arrested on the scene and transferred to Middlesex County Jail. His wife posted the $1,025 bail the following day.
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