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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.
Rogers Defends Management Co. Compensation in Letter to Alumni
Vice President for Alumni Affairs and Development Tamara E. Rogers ’74 defended the compensation of top managers of the Harvard Management Company in a letter sent late last week to a group of alumni that had previously criticized the University's investment arm.
Venezuelan President Threatens Kennedy School Professor
The threat of legal action came after Kennedy School professor Ricardo Hausmann wrote an article arguing that Venezuela default on its foreign bonds.
Faculty for Divestment Renew Call for Open Forum
Members of Harvard Faculty for Divestment called once again for an open and public forum with members of the Harvard Corporation and the Harvard Management Company on Tuesday.
Julio Frenk
Julio Frenk, the dean of the Harvard School of Public Health, talks on Monday about the school's history, its achievements, and the future of public health across the globe.
Faust and Chan
Gerald L. Chan, left, and University President Drew G. Faust embrace as Faust welcomes Chan on stage at the Harvard School of Public Health Monday afternoon for the unveiling of his foundation's $350 million gift.
For Chan, Gift Was a Lifetime in the Making
For years, Gerald Chan, an alumnus of the School of Public Health who will unveil a $350 million donation to the school Monday afternoon, has used his financial resources to support research in the sciences.
Workers, Experts Weigh Impact of Health Plan Changes
Some activists worry that the new plans may increase the cost of healthcare for non-union employees; others say that the changes help balance costs.
University Restructures Health Plans in Cost Control Measure
The University will significantly restructure the benefit plans it offers to non-union employees, cutting premiums but introducing, for the first time, a deductible at the point of care.
Karvonides Responds to Concerns about New Sexual Assault Policy
At Tuesday's community meeting, University Title IX officer Mia Karvonides said the school's new policy encompasses cases covered by other schools’ affirmative consent policies.
Warrior-Scholar Project Hosts Inaugural Program at Law School
Veterans were on campus for a one-week intensive pilot program designed to help military veterans transition from the battlefield to the classroom and beyond.
Logan Leslie ’16, program director of the Warrior-Scholar Project
Logan Leslie ’16, program director of the Warrior-Scholar Project at Harvard and a former Green Beret, is pictured.
Logan Leslie '16 Speaks to the Warrior-Scholar Project
Logan Leslie ’16, program director of the Warrior-Scholar Project at Harvard and a former Green Beret, speaks to participants of the Warrior-Scholar Project.
CFO Shore To Depart in September, Continuing String of Shake-Ups
Shore will be joining OnShape Inc., a technology start-up in Cambridge, as its CFO.
