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Intellectual Vitality Really Is Vital. Here’s How To Do It Right.
The University should commit to a definition of intellectual vitality without partisan baggage — and interventions capable of ...
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Jack P. Flanigan
If Harvard is actually serious about intellectual vitality, it must solve the root of the problem first: the school’s political makeup.
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It’s Time for the Humanities To Learn Some Science
At Harvard and beyond, we’re overlooking the need for exposure to STEM among students in non-STEM fields, with serious ...
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Flyby Tries: Kayaking on the Charles
The experience ended with karaoke in the middle of the river, which I hope no one had the unfortunate experience of hearing.
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‘Eerie Feeling’: Cambridge Residents Mixed On Central Square Surveillance Program
Cambridge residents are watching closely as the city moves ahead on plans to install more surveillance cameras in Central ...
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Renovations Bring New Gameboard, Safer Perimeter Glass to Hockey Center
Renovations on Harvard’s Bright-Landry Hockey Center ended in August, bringing major technological upgrades to the men’s and ...
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Tenured Professors Return to Harvard College Ad Board After 3-Year Dry Spell
Two tenured professors have joined the Harvard College Administrative Board, the disciplinary body for undergraduate students ...
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Fifteen Questions: Spencer Weinreich on Solitary Confinement, Religious Violence, and Quizbowl Grooming
Junior Fellow Spencer Weinreich sat down with FM to discuss the history of solitary confinement, the meaning of his tattoos, ...
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Enrollment of Students of Color Drops 8 Percentage Points at Harvard Law School
The share of students of color enrolled in Harvard Law School’s J.D. Class of 2027 dropped by eight percentage points ...
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Real Echo Chambers Aren’t at Harvard. They’re at Voucher-Funded Religious Schools.
The real threat to educational diversity isn’t confined to Harvard’s campus; it’s unfolding in the expanding network of ...
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Take it From a Slumping Sophomore: Gratitude Should Replace Veritas
One might claim that the sophomore slump is justified: For many of us, classes have increased in difficulty and ...
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Cambridge Redevelopment Authority Launches $10 Million Affordable Housing Capital Fund
The Cambridge Redevelopment Authority has reserved up to ten million dollars for its Housing Capital Fund to provide ...