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Down With the Nonchalance Epidemic

Call it relational apathy. Call it weaponized incompetence. The reality is that we’ve been taught, whether by the powers that ...
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The Post-Grad Sitcom Doesn’t Exist

What lies on the other side of graduation may be far more sinister: the end of socializing altogether. And you — yes you, ...
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Harvard College Ends Use of Cronkhite Center as Overflow Housing for Quad Residents

Harvard College is no longer housing undergraduates in the Cronkhite Center, College spokesperson Jonathan Palumbo confirmed ...
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After Narrow Win, Brownsberger Faces Calls for Change from Allston-Brighton

State Sen. William N. Brownsberger ’78 clinched his eighth term on Beacon Hill last week, narrowly beating his first ...
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Harvard’s Mittal Institute Helped Book a Nine-Day Hindu Recitation at Sanders. Then Its Own Faculty Revolted.

For nine days in August, roughly 1,000 people a day filled Sanders Theatre for a Hindu devotional recitation that Indian ...
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95 Percent of Faculty Dissatisfied With Trump’s Second Term, FAS Survey Finds

Ninety-five percent of faculty who responded to The Crimson’s annual Faculty of Arts and Sciences survey said they were ...
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Goldberg Convenes Harvard Law School AI Committee As Donors Float Condensed J.D. Program

Harvard Law School Dean John C.P. Goldberg has convened a steering committee to shape the school’s response to artificial ...
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Harvard Kennedy School’s Dustin Tingley Named Vice Provost for Advances in Learning

Harvard Kennedy School professor Dustin Tingley has been named Harvard’s vice provost for advances in learning, formally ...
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Artificial Education

Machine conversation is not free. It comes at the cost of our common life together as teachers, learners, and researchers, ...
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“Everything Must Go!”: Including the Senior Sale Itself?

It's Christmas in Cambridge again. As senior sales ramp up and the quality thereof steadily declines, I thought I might get ...
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Jill Lepore

Jill Lepore is the David Woods ’41 Professor of American History and Professor of Law at Harvard. Machine conversation is not free. It comes at the cost of our common life together as teachers, ...
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Cambridge School Committee to Consider Three Options for Kennedy-Longfellow Building

The Cambridge School Committee narrowed their sights on three possible uses for the former Kennedy-Longfellow School building — marking the most concrete step to fill the facility since the district ...