A passer-by walks through a gate to the Harvard University campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Starting in the 2025-26 ...

Summers’ thread was an extraordinary broadside against Harvard — not just a rebuke of the University’s sitting leadership by ...

Last January, when Harvard faced a series of epic crises, including the resignation of its first Black president after a ...

Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 argued diversity is a “critical enabler of learning” in opening remarks at the University’s annual Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging Forum on ...

It would not be quite right to say that anyone won the battle of Harvard Yard. But Alan M. Garber, the interim president of the university, has survived it — for now. Protesters were exiting the ...

"Harvard President Alan Garber, Provost John Manning and other university leaders announced the hiring freeze would remain in place for at least the duration of the current semester. "The hiring ...

In a letter sent from Harvard President Alan Garber to faculty and staff, it stated that each school within the university is currently reviewing its spending, but the college as a whole needs to ...

Writing on X, he said Harvard President Alan Garber “has lacked the will and/or leverage to effect the necessary large scale change.” The Corporation, Harvard’s top oversight board ...

In a letter from university president Alan Garber and other top administrators on Monday, the Ivy League school in Cambridge, Massachusetts said colleges across the country "face substantial ...

In a letter to university staff on Harvard’s website, President Alan Garber and other school officials cited ”substantial financial uncertainties driven by rapidly shifting federal policies ...

“Universities throughout the nation face substantial financial uncertainties driven by rapidly shifting federal policies,” President Alan Garber said in a community message on Monday. In ...

Harvard University announced it will be implementing a temporary hiring freeze due to“rapidly shifting federal policies,” according to a Monday letter from Harvard President Alan Garber.