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Photograph by Jonathan Shaw/ Harvard Magazine.  Harvard leveraged construction of its massive new Science and Engineering Complex (SEC) in Allston in order to coax building-materials manufacturers into removing hazardous chemicals from their supply chains, the University reports. Heather Henriksen, the University’s principal sustainability officer, and Elsie Sunderland, the Gordon McKay professor of environmental chemistry, described their work with suppliers during a press call to announce that the SEC had earned the highest Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating (LEED plat...

10th annual NDSU fundraiser will benefit alum battling cancer Battle of the Cents-es will raise money for alumnus Jordyn Meskan, a 25-year-old with a degree in civil engineering and minor in Spanish. 3:25 pm, Mar. 15, 2021 × iStock / Special to The Forum FARGO — A 10th annual friendly competition for a good cause between two North Dakota State University colleges will benefit an NDSU alumnus who is now battling a rare and aggressive form of cancer. The Battle of the Cents-es fundraiser, a competition between student ambassadors from the College of Health Professions a...

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Nick J. Grieco, a guitarist, is known by his friends as the one among them that continued to live in Allston after the rest moved elsewhere. Nick J. Grieco moved to Boston in 2006 for his first year at the Berklee College of Music and relocated to Allston soon after. Fourteen years later, he’s still there. Even after watching friends move to other cities, he chose Allston as the place to build his network and launch his music career. “I think my circles of friends that left before — they totally see me as the guy who stayed,” Grieco says. Grieco stays for the same reasons ...

After the coronavirus crisis delayed the opening of Harvard’s new Science and Engineering Complex in Allston, faculty and staff at the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have begun transitioning their offices to the new building. Harvard had intended to open the complex, which has been under construction for roughly five years, this past summer. The coronavirus pandemic, which caused the City of Boston to impose a moratorium on construction projects in the spring of 2020 and has disrupted the University’s operations more broadly, forced Harvard to delay the opening of its ne...