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New Student Visa Rule Will Have ‘Significant Impact’ On International Students, Harvard Says

A new federal rule imposing four-year limits and other restrictions on visas for students and visiting scholars will have a ...
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Harvard and Epstein: A Call for Repair From 156 Harvard Affiliates

We are committed to using our positions within Harvard to advance truth-telling, accountability, repair and institutional ...
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Harvard Kennedy School Quietly Removes Asbestos-Containing Equipment Amid State Investigations

Contractors hired by the Harvard Kennedy School quietly removed asbestos-containing mechanical equipment from a ground-floor ...
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Read Hillel International’s Brief Backing Harvard, Which It Later Moved to Withdraw.

Hillel International filed an amicus brief Wednesday backing Harvard’s effort to defend a ruling restoring roughly $2.7 billion in federal grants. Hours later, the organization said it would move to ...
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Mark Carney ’87 Chosen Prime Minister of Canada in Landslide Liberal Vote

Mark J. Carney ’87 defeated fellow Harvard College alum Chrystia A. Freeland ’90 and two other Liberal Party candidates to become the 24th Prime Minister of Canada and the new leader of the Canadian ...
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Meagan von Rohr Abruptly Departs as Harvard Foundation Director

Meagan von Rohr is no longer serving as director of the Harvard Foundation after her term expired July 3 without renewal, according to two people familiar with the matter — marking the latest shakeup ...
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Hillel International Backs Harvard in Appeal Over $2.7 Billion Funding Freeze

Hillel International backed Harvard’s effort to defend a ruling restoring roughly $2.7 billion in federal grants in an amicus brief filed Wednesday, calling the Trump administration’s funding freeze ...
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Hillel International to Withdraw Brief Supporting Harvard, Citing Internal Review Error

Hillel International will withdraw its amicus brief supporting Harvard’s fight to protect roughly $2.7 billion in federal funding, a spokesperson for the organization confirmed Wednesday evening. “The ...
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Harvard Divinity School to Host Faith-Based Training on Substance Misuse Response

Harvard Divinity School will host its first Faith-Based Support Specialist Training Conference in June, partnering with the Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention to train religious leaders and public ...
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Harvard Business School Professor Francesca Gino Accused of Committing Data Fraud in at Least Four Papers

At least four papers authored by Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino contain fraudulent data, three business school professors allege. Uri Simonsohn, Leif D. Nelson, and Joseph P. Simmons ...
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Opulence and Opium: The Legacy of Harvard's Drug Syndicate

From Harvard, the opium trade spread throughout New England. According to Bradley, Yale University’s infamous Skull and Bone society was funded by the Russels, the most successful family of opium ...
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Economist Editor in Chief Zanny Minton Beddoes To Deliver 2026 HKS Graduation Address

Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor in chief of The Economist, will deliver the Harvard Kennedy School’s 2026 graduation address on May 27, Dean Jeremy M. Weinstein announced in an email to students, faculty ...