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Harvard Spends $220,000 on Federal Lobbying in First Quarter of 2026

Harvard spent $220,000 on federal lobbying between January and March, maintaining elevated advocacy spending as the ...
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Five Harvard Affiliates Awarded 2026 Breakthrough Prizes in Life Sciences

Five Harvard affiliates were named 2026 Laureates of the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences — commonly known as the “Oscars ...
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Crimson Catering Relocates to Allston Facility With Focus On Efficiency and Scale

Crimson Catering, Harvard University Dining Services’ in-house catering arm, moved into a standalone production facility at ...
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Harvard Men’s Golf Wins Ivy League Championship

This weekend, the Harvard men’s golf team won its fifth Ivy League championship in program history in nail-biting fashion at ...
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Picketers Converge on Memorial Hall as Garber Addresses Visitas

Roughly 100 graduate student workers descended on Memorial Hall Sunday morning, spreading across all four entrances to Sanders Theatre ahead of Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76’s Visitas welcome ...
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Harvard Men’s Lightweight Crew Earns Three Cups, Keeps Winning Streak Going

The Harvard men’s lightweight crew team kept its dominant winning streak alive on Saturday as it took down Princeton and Yale to earn three trophies: the Goldthwait, Vogel, and Prentke Cups.
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Inside Harvard’s Global Pipeline: How a Handful of Schools Feed the College’s International Ranks

Harvard College’s global reach spans 150 countries — but an analysis finds its international pipeline is highly concentrated, ...
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Deming Pledges to Cut Back-Office Functions Over Student Programming as College Faces Budget Cuts

Harvard College Dean David J. Deming said Thursday that he would cut administrative functions before scaling back ...
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No. 10 Harvard Can’t Come Through Late, Falls to No. 6 Cornell, 11-9

For the second week in a row, No. 10 Harvard took one of the best teams in the Ivy League down to the wire, only to fall in ...
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AI Wrote A Harvard Physicist’s Most Recent Paper. No One Knows What It Means for Science.

As LLM calculation skills advance, theoretical fields of science are reckoning with the possibility that they could be ...
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Flyby Blog Presents: How We Survived Visitas

Nervous about what this weekend will entail? Scared you won't meet your lifelong friends and bridesmaids while in line to ...
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Will AI Make Peer Notetakers Obsolete?

Even with the rise of artificial intelligence platforms that can instantly turn slideshows or recordings into a set of notes, ...