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Hands Off Harvard Rally

Harvard Yard in the Spring
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Arts and Humanities Division Pushes Forward With New Intro Course Initiative

One of Sean D. Kelly’s first promises as Harvard’s new Dean of Arts and Humanities was that he would facilitate the creation of new introductory courses for the division, which he felt lacked its Computer Science 50 or Economics 10. One year later, they’re here.

Harvard Advocate Building Car Crash Damage
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Harvard Advocate Building Car Crash Damage

Sophia F. He and Malachi C. Miller Portrait
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Sophia F. He and Malachi C. Miller Portrait

Abdullah S. Sial and Caleb N. Thompson
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Abdullah S. Sial and Caleb N. Thompson

Joseph Bae
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Joseph Bae

Dana Palmer House Left Exterior
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Harvard To Offer New Freshman Course on ’Human Sciences’

Harvard will offer a new freshman intro course to the Arts and Humanities, Human Sciences 15, next spring as part of an ongoing push to rethink its humanities curriculum.

Sean Kelly
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A Shortcut or a Level Up? Harvard Faculty Debate Generative AI in Academia

Three Harvard faculty members debated whether generative AI would be a useful tool — or a perilous shortcut — in scholarship and teaching at a March 13 panel.

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The Central Square studio of Cambridge Community Television

Grace Enger Portrait
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Grace Enger Portrait

Grace Enger is a singer-songwriter currently on her first headline tour.

Eliot House Dorm Room
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Eliot House Dorm Room

Leverett HoCo Chairs
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Leverett HoCo Chairs

Lev HoCo chairs with a Leventine's box

Leverett Dorm Room
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Leverett Dorm Room

Samuel Weems Portrait
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Samuel Weems Portrait

Samuel Weems, board member of Spare Change News

Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and Former IOP Fellow Betsy Fischer Martin
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Rep. Pramila Jayapal Says Democrats Should Play Hardball Ahead of Government Shutdown

Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) said Democrats in Congress may need to pull support for spending ahead of a looming government shutdown in an effort to be “good negotiators” at an Institute of Politics forum on Thursday.

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