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Harvard's New Headache After Trump. Giving Too Many A Grades To Students
About 60% of the grades handed out in classes for the university's undergraduate program are A's, up from 40% a decade ago.
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Harvard Withdraws 10 Acceptances For 'Offensive' Memes In Private Group Chat
A messaging group created by Harvard College students to share popular culture memes got an offshoot group, where the exchanges took a dark turn, according to an article published in the Harvard Crimson.
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'So, I Made It To Harvard': Rihanna Accepts Humanitarian Of The Year Award With A Hair Flip
The dean of Harvard College, Rakesh Khurana, gave her an awe-struck "woahhh" and students praised her chart-topping hits, telling Rihanna she had empowered children to "shine bright like a diamond" and inspired students to "work work work"
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Harvard 'House Masters' to Get New Titles Because of Slavery Connotation
The "Masters" of Harvard's undergraduate residential houses are senior faculty members who serve as the chief administrative officers within the houses. They are responsible for shaping the cultural and intellectual life of these smaller student communities, and also play a role in giving each house a distinctive character.
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US Authorities Dismiss Asians' Complaint Against Harvard University
The US Department of Education has dismissed a complaint filed against Harvard University earlier this year by 64 Asian-American groups, including four Indian-American organisations, that had accused the Ivy League institution of discriminating against Asian-origin applicants in its admissions process.
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Chicago billionaire donates $150 million to Harvard
Billionaire hedge fund manager Kenneth Griffin has donated his alma mater Harvard $150 million, the largest in the history of the prestigious college, to support its financial aid programme.
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Indian-origin academician, Rakesh Khurana, appointed dean of Harvard College
Indian-origin academician Rakesh Khurana has been appointed dean of the prestigious Harvard College and will take over his new role in July.
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Harvard probes dozens of students on cheating allegation
Harvard University is investigating whether dozens of undergraduate students cheated on a take-home exam last spring. School officials said they discovered students may have shared answers or plagiarized on a final exam. They declined to release the name of the class, the students' names or the exact number being investigated, citing privacy laws.
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Harvard's New Headache After Trump. Giving Too Many A Grades To Students
About 60% of the grades handed out in classes for the university's undergraduate program are A's, up from 40% a decade ago.
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Harvard Withdraws 10 Acceptances For 'Offensive' Memes In Private Group Chat
A messaging group created by Harvard College students to share popular culture memes got an offshoot group, where the exchanges took a dark turn, according to an article published in the Harvard Crimson.
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'So, I Made It To Harvard': Rihanna Accepts Humanitarian Of The Year Award With A Hair Flip
The dean of Harvard College, Rakesh Khurana, gave her an awe-struck "woahhh" and students praised her chart-topping hits, telling Rihanna she had empowered children to "shine bright like a diamond" and inspired students to "work work work"
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Harvard 'House Masters' to Get New Titles Because of Slavery Connotation
The "Masters" of Harvard's undergraduate residential houses are senior faculty members who serve as the chief administrative officers within the houses. They are responsible for shaping the cultural and intellectual life of these smaller student communities, and also play a role in giving each house a distinctive character.
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US Authorities Dismiss Asians' Complaint Against Harvard University
The US Department of Education has dismissed a complaint filed against Harvard University earlier this year by 64 Asian-American groups, including four Indian-American organisations, that had accused the Ivy League institution of discriminating against Asian-origin applicants in its admissions process.
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Chicago billionaire donates $150 million to Harvard
Billionaire hedge fund manager Kenneth Griffin has donated his alma mater Harvard $150 million, the largest in the history of the prestigious college, to support its financial aid programme.
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Indian-origin academician, Rakesh Khurana, appointed dean of Harvard College
Indian-origin academician Rakesh Khurana has been appointed dean of the prestigious Harvard College and will take over his new role in July.
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Harvard probes dozens of students on cheating allegation
Harvard University is investigating whether dozens of undergraduate students cheated on a take-home exam last spring. School officials said they discovered students may have shared answers or plagiarized on a final exam. They declined to release the name of the class, the students' names or the exact number being investigated, citing privacy laws.
