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No. 11 Harvard Mauls Brown, Earns Program’s First No. 1 Seed for CWPA Championships

Harvard prevailed over Ivy League rival Brown University in a standalone Saturday match, securing the first seed heading into ...
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No. 7 Harvard Survives Brawl Versus Brown, 12-10

No. 7 Harvard came out on top in a closely fought contest, defeating Brown 12-10 on Saturday at home on Jordan Field. The contest between the two sides was the seventh in a row decided by two goals or ...
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Umunna, Yonten Elected Harvard Law Student Government Co-Presidents

Harvard Law School students Ifeanyi R. Umunna and Tenzin Yonten, both first-years, were elected co-presidents of the HLS ...
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Pete Buttigieg Says He’s ‘Working on It’ After Call for ‘Better President’ at IOP Forum

Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete P.M. Buttigieg ’04 appeared to hint at a potential presidential run Monday night ...
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Harvard Warns of Active Cyberattack Impersonating IT Staff and Targeting Affiliates

Harvard is monitoring an ongoing cybersecurity threat involving individuals impersonating University information technology ...
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The Harvard College Debate Union Set a Motion on Jewish Emancipation. Two Days Later, The Club Pulled It.

Harvard debate organizers released a motion on Jewish emancipation for high school competitors. But within days, backlash and ...
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Harvard Grad Student Union Authorizes Strike With Nearly 96% Support

Harvard’s graduate student union overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike, with 95.8 percent of ballots cast in favor after ...
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Harvard College Plans AI Chatbot To Guide Students on Courses, Requirements Beginning This Summer

Harvard College plans to roll out a new AI chatbot this summer to help the incoming Class of 2030 navigate academic policies ...
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Harvard Center for Latin American Studies Cuts Revista Magazine Due to Budget Constraints

Harvard’s David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies has discontinued ReVista, the center’s magazine on Latin ...
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At Expanded Johnnies Ceremony, Lowell House Sweeps Top Honors

Lowell House took home both the Harvard Choice Award and Video of the Year at the second annual Johnnies on Saturday night, ...
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HUA Funding Disbursements Stall Again Amid Dispute With Harvard Federal Credit Union

The Harvard Undergraduate Association’s spring funding disbursements to student organizations have been delayed for the ...
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Harvard College Delays Proposed A-Grade Cap to 2027, Adds ‘SAT+’ Designation

Dean of Undergraduate Education Amanda Claybaugh announced Monday that Harvard College will delay implementation of its ...