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Epps is, of course, entirely correct that no changes to Harvard’s financial aid structure could ever negate its responsibility to be a decent, responsible employer. Still, the weekend’s announcement that Harvard will be investing an additional $2 million per year on financial aid makes...
There's a moving scene in Blind Spot, the debut feature from Slovenian director Hanna A.W. Slak, in which a young woman nurses her brother through heroin withdrawal, cradling his head in her arms and soothing him with stories of their childhood. The room dissolves into a bright memory of...
Kerry said AIDS casualties will not peak until 2030 and that “we need to be investing in education worldwide” to help people stem the disease’s spread.
Typically invested in relatively benign stocks and bonds, Harvard charitable trusts pay donors a set percentage or amount each year with the total trust going to Harvard upon the donor’s death. By investing in the University endowment, which has posted annual returns well ahead of standard trusts...
Fund managers at the nation’s largest non-profit organizations, including Harvard, are typically restricted by IRS tax laws in their investing of charitable trusts.