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Harvard’s Computer Science Faculty Keep Heading to Industry. SEAS is Trying to Keep a Foot in Both Worlds.

SEAS tenure-track professors affiliated with computer science currently hold or have held industry positions within the past ...
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Get Some Morals, Harvard

There is too much daylight between the current courses and an explicitly “moral” requirement. The fact that “moral” can be a ...
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Fixing Civil Discourse Starts With an Ethics Requirement

Free speech has no silver-bullet solution, yet the introduction of a College-wide ethics requirement will move Harvard in the ...
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In Photos: An Unbounded Ghungroo

Over the past weekend, sold-out crowds filled Agassiz Theater as Harvard Undergraduate Ghungroo returned for its 38th annual ...
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Inclusionary Zoning Was Meant to Create Affordable Housing. Now a Developer is Taking it to Court.

For nearly three decades, Cambridge has relied on its inclusionary zoning policy to require developers to build affordable housing. Now, a lawsuit filed by a longtime local developer threatens the ...
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Harvard Professor Appointed by Pope Leo to Vatican Advisory Body

Harvard Public School of Health Professor Tyler J. VanderWeele was appointed by Pope Leo XIV as the newest member of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, placing a leading epidemiologist inside ...
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Harvard College to Let Alumni Donate Directly to Houses on Housing Day

Harvard College will encourage alumni to donate directly to their former Houses on Housing Day this year, launching a targeted fundraising campaign aimed at simplifying — and personalizing — the act ...
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Ava M. Ribaudo

Ava M. Ribaudo ’27, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a Government concentrator in Leverett House. Free speech has no silver-bullet solution, yet the introduction of a College-wide ethics requirement ...