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Seven months ago, former Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 retired from his position in University Hall. Now, interim Dean David R. Pilbeam’s tenure is nearing its close, and a search for Gross’ permanent replacement is underway. Rather than be prematurely retrospective on the successes and failures of Pilbeam’s interim, we urge the administration to recognize the immediacy of student concerns in the search for a replacement. Although this might seem self-evident, it is imperative that the new dean of the College be responsive to student...
...you’d prefer a shot of current events with a heavy dose of academic star power, then check out Economics 1400: “The Contents of Globalization: Issues, Actors, and Decisions,” taught by former University President Lawrence H. Summers and Kennedy School professor Lant Pritchett...
...over 20 states for the nomination of the Democratic Party. “I suspect that the topic of Hillary Clinton will come up, and [Royal’s] insights into American and French politics and what differences or similarities exist will be instructive,” said Patricia H. Craig, the executive director for the Center for European Studies (CES). Royal, who will be visiting through a collaboration between Harvard and MIT, will be hosting two undergraduate seminars on gender in politics and the effort to rebuild the European Left. She will also be giving a talk...
Former Harvard President and U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers weighed in this week against a congressional proposal to mandate a minimum level of university endowment spending, while at the same time endorsing the sentiment behind the recommendation...
...story "Summers Criticizes Mandated Endowment Payouts" stated that former University President Lawrence H. Summers had said that members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences opposed some of his proposed expansions in financial aid. In fact, he was quoted as saying that opposition came from the leadership of the Faculty...