Harvard Psychology Professor Marc D. Hauser will remain in charge of his laboratory in William James Hall under “supervision established by the Dean of the [Faculty of Arts and Sciences],” a University official said yesterday.
Last-minute news that Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Warren will not be teaching “Contracts” this fall is fueling speculation that the consumer rights advocate will be tapped to head the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection.
The Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences has created five new administrative positions—termed “area deans”—to oversee subfields within engineering and applied physics.
The freshman class of 2014 has quickly learned that the awkward introductions and silly questions are just a part of settling in.
The first Institute of Politics forum of the semester brought together four Kennedy School alumni who worked in various areas of public service.
An empty space in the window of Cardullo’s Gourmet Shoppe has left an even larger void in the hearts of members of the Chair Club.
After juggling his business of selling rare books for more than 25 years, John W. Wronoski will be closing the doors to his bookstore in Harvard Square on Sept. 25.
Never fear, Around the Water Cooler is back just in time for the start of class. If the thought of returning to problem sets and course packets doesn’t excite you, then maybe the return of Ivy League athletics will.
One might think the entire sound of the Glee Club is emanating from Jameson N. Marvin, the Holden Choirs’ conductor. This June, after 32 years, he’s stepping down.
