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No. 8 Field Hockey Beats No. 10 Princeton in a Rainy Rivalry Shootout

For the second straight game, the No. 8 Harvard field hockey team found itself in a shootout. This time, however, it was its ...
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HUA Pitches Constitutional Amendment to Increase Co-Treasurer Eligibility Requirements Ahead of Snap Election

As students vote to fill the Harvard Undergraduate Association’s vacant Inclusion Officer position, they will also weigh a ...
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Zhang Leads Harvard Women’s Golf to Fourth-Place Finish at Princeton Invitational

The Harvard women’s golf team continued its fall season with a fourth-place finish at the Princeton Invitational, navigating ...
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Deming Says Harvard Must “Move Faster” on AI, but Forthcoming Guidance Will Stop Short of Mandate

Harvard College Dean David J. Deming said at a Harvard Undergraduate Association meeting on Sunday that forthcoming ...
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Yakoff Concludes ITA All-American Championship Run in the Sweet 16

Senior Stephanie Yakoff advanced further in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-American Championships than any ...
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Yego Coffee Review: Say ‘Yego’ to Rwandan Coffee

Yego Coffee is a family-owned coffee shop. Its owners, Fatuma and Francois Tuyishime, have deep-rooted connections to the ...
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From NYFW: Max Esmail Combines Old Money with Individualism and Explores Audience Perspective

Esmail had built a highly curated installation that put visitors in a cool, slightly unsettling space that could pass as a ...
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Harvard Men’s Soccer Falls to RV Cornell in Ivy Opener

After a tough non-conference slate, the Harvard men’s soccer team made the trip to Ithaca, N.Y., to open its Ivy League ...
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Charleen D. Adams

Charleen D. Adams is a computational and statistical geneticist at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and a former researcher at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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HKS Used Free Speech as a Cop-Out

HKS made a mistake honoring Kristof the first time, and doubled down by refusing to rescind that honor. But the school erred ...
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Weather Disrupts Harvard Sailing’s Third Weekend of Competition

The Crimson finished seventh at the Sherman Hoyt Trophy, while severe weather canceled the Hood Trophy and Eagle Invitational. The Mrs. Hurst Bowl began Saturday, but a lack of wind made it impossible ...
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Pritzker Says She is Open to Meeting with White House Officials as Harvard’s Governing Boards Convene

Harvard Corporation Senior Fellow Penny S. Pritzker ’81 said Sunday that she has not met with members of the Trump ...