College Administration
Modified Student Life Fund Returns
The College will reinstate the Student Life Fund after a semester-long absence, but the College administration will now have greater control of the fund’s distribution.
Sterritt To Assume Post of College Dean for Administration
D. E. Lorraine Sterritt, a former administrator at the College, will return from Stanford University this semester to serve as Harvard College’s new dean for administration, effective February 10.
Experts Discuss Drug Cocktail
The family of John B. Edwards III ’10 filed a wrongful death suit against Harvard and two UHS professionals last week, alleging that Edwards’ doctors negligently prescribed the young man a cocktail of four drugs that contributed to his suicide in November 2007.
Family Sues Harvard Over Son’s Suicide
The family of a Harvard undergraduate who committed suicide two years ago filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Harvard College and two professionals at University Health Services on Wednesday.
Faculty Calls For Library Funding
With budget cuts looming over Harvard’s numerous libraries, more than a hundred faculty members signed off on an impassioned letter calling on top University administrators to increase funding for library acquisitions.
Cabot Masters Announce Plans To Resign Citing Heavy Workload
Cabot House Masters Jay M. Harris and Cheryl L. Harris announced last night that they will resign their posts at the end of the current academic year, citing heavy responsibilities in other areas of their work.
Cabot House Masters Say Adieu
Does no one want to be a House Master anymore? Three days ago, Eliot House Masters Lino Pertile and Anna Bernsted announced that they will be stepping down after a ten-year tenure. Today, in an e-mail to their House open list, Cabot House Masters Jay M. Harris and Cheryl L. Harris said their good-byes.
Ethnic Studies -- Harvard's Newest Secondary Field
The college’s Educational Policy Committee has just approved a new Secondary Field, one for which students have been advocating since ...
Nearly All J-Term Applications Approved
The College accepted over 93 percent of the undergraduates who applied to stay on campus during this year’s inaugural January ...
College Adds Parents’ Info Tab to Web Site
Harvard College is trying to make it a bit easier for parents to stay on top of campus news that may affect their children’s lives.
Colleges Alter Application Processes
As high school seniors wade through the college admissions process, some schools are updating their applications in a stated effort ...
Student Removal Rules Change
Students who are up for expulsion from Harvard College or the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences will no longer have their cases debated and voted on by the full Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
