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Heenan, VP of Communications and Lobbying Arm, To Depart
Heenan will become a senior communications advisor to the philanthropic foundation, but will continue to work with Harvard part time through the end of the 2014-2015 academic year.
SLAM TFA Protest
Chanting "education not privatization," Gabriel H. Bayard '15 and Hannah L. McShea '18 protest Teach For America on Friday, Sept. 26 outside Massachusetts Hall.
Ahead of Sit-Down, Union Releases Healthcare Report
The Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers released a report on Wednesday that offers suggestions for lowering healthcare costs for all Harvard employees.
Stephen Blyth
Stephen Blyth, pictured at the Phi Beta Kappa Literary Exercises in 2013, was named the next president and CEO of Harvard Management Company on Wednesday.
Faust, Stanford President Address Climate Change in Op-Ed
Faust and Hennessy wrote that their schools’ contributions to combating climate change will come through education and research.
Historian Discusses Pacific Ocean Territorial Disputes
Alexis Dudden explained how new ocean laws are leading to renewed territorial debates over far-flung islands in the East China Sea during a seminar Tuesday.
Experts from Various Fields Discuss Ebola Impact
A writer, a researcher, and a visiting scientist discussed what can be learned from the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa on Monday.
IOP To Host Bipartisan Conference
Students from a consortium of 25 colleges will come together to discuss personal projects and politics at the IOP this weekend.
With Villy, Business School Students Seek To Streamline Travel Planning
Business School students Rami A. B. Lachter and Itai Turbahn's new travel tool helps tourists decide where they should stay when visiting a city.
Professors Argue for Change in Organ Donation Guidelines
Altering organ donation rules could increase the donor pool and enhance the quality of donated organs, Medical School professor Robert Truog argued Tuesday.
Weeks In, Sexual Harassment Investigation Office Remains Understaffed
Harvard unveiled a new policy to dramatically rework its handling of sexual assault and harassment claims this July, but, several weeks into the semester, the office in charge of investigating those cases is still not fully staffed.
Recent Gifts Support Arts, Humanities
Faust made it clear in an interview on Tuesday that the humanities will be a focus for her during the academic year.
Public Figures Reflect on Policing, Media during Ferguson Unrest
The event featured panelists who included a former police chief, a current mayor, a reverend, and a Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist.
Faust Talks Campaign, Harassment, Admissions in Kristof Conversation
Kristof, a columnist for the New York Times and a Harvard overseer, took his notebook to Sanders Theatre on Tuesday for a wide-ranging interview with Faust.
Student Billing System To Roll Out in November
The creation of this student system is one of the first steps of a larger effort to centralize existing web systems and make it easier to pay bills, submit study cards, and register online.
