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Garber Is the Right Choice for Turbulent Times

Confronted with some of the most existential threats in the University’s history, he has shown himself to be a strong, ...
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Daniel Lander Launches State Senate Run, Challenging Incumbent for First Time in 13 Years

Daniel A. Lander ’14, a senior aide to Boston Mayor Michelle Wu ’07, announced Monday he will run against longtime state Sen.
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Harvard Admits First Students Through QuestBridge Program

Harvard College admitted its first students through QuestBridge earlier this month, becoming the final Ivy League institution ...
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“The Best Hanukkah or Christmas Present”: Faculty Applaud Garber’s Extended Presidency

Harvard faculty broadly applauded the Harvard governing boards’ decision to extend the tenure of University President Alan M.
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“We Are A People Blessed With Hope”: Garber Addresses Affiliates During Annual Chabad Menorah Lighting

Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 stressed the importance of maintaining hope through crisis and believing in a “better ...
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Alan Garber to Remain as Harvard President Indefinitely

Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 will continue to lead the University beyond June 30, 2027, after Harvard’s governing ...
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Harvard Salient To Resume Publishing in January After President, Editor-in-Chief Resign

The Harvard Salient will resume operations in January following the resignation of its president and editor-in-chief, the magazine’s board of directors announced Monday, marking the end of a ...
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Harvard Hillel Places Orthodox Rabbi and Educator on Administrative Leave

Harvard Hillel’s Orthodox rabbi, Ethan S.H. Fried ’16, and his wife, Bella Fried, were placed on administrative leave Friday pending an investigation, according to messages obtained by The Crimson — a ...