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Indigenous Group Petitions Harvard to Shut Down Controversial Geoengineering Project to Block Sun | News - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Group Petitions Harvard to Shut Down Controversial Geoengineering Project to Block Sun | News

Indigenous Group Petitions Harvard to Shut Down Controversial Geoengineering Project to Block Sun | News | The Harvard Crimson

'God Only Knows': As Sea Level Rise Threatens Harvard and Greater Boston Area, Experts Mull Mitigation Strategy | News - Vimarsana News

'God Only Knows': As Sea Level Rise Threatens Harvard and Greater Boston Area, Experts Mull Mitigation Strategy | News

‘God Only Knows’: As Sea Level Rise Threatens Harvard and Greater Boston Area, Experts Mull Mitigation Strategy | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard to Launch Ph.D. Program in Quantum Science and Engineering | News - Vimarsana News

Harvard to Launch Ph.D. Program in Quantum Science and Engineering | News

Harvard will launch a Ph.D. program in Quantum Science and Engineering, which it said would be “one of the world’s first,” according to a Monday morning announcement. The new discipline, which will admit its first cohort of 35 to 40 graduate students in fall 2022, who work at the intersection of physics, chemistry, computer science, and electrical engineering. While Harvard already has a quantum science and engineering research community through the Harvard Quantum Initiative, the Ph.D. program will mark the first official venture into the emerging field. Faculty co-director Ev...

In Photos: A Tour of the New Science and Engineering Complex | News - Vimarsana News

In Photos: A Tour of the New Science and Engineering Complex | News

Though most students, faculty, and staff do not yet have access to Harvard’s new Science and Engineering Complex due to Covid-19 restrictions, The Crimson was granted access to tour the eight-story SEC Monday, guided by School of Engineering and Applied Sciences spokesperson Paul Karoff. Situated across more than five acres with a maximum occupancy of around 2,000 people, the SEC plans for a full opening to students in fall 2021. Construction for the complex started more than five years ago and cost roughly $1 billion to complete. Faculty at SEAS started their move into the new building ...

Somehow, Harvard's Legacy of Slavery Initiative Neglects KKK Chapter | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Somehow, Harvard's Legacy of Slavery Initiative Neglects KKK Chapter | Opinion

This staff editorial solely represents the majority view of The Crimson Editorial Board. You’ve seen the image by now (if not, scroll up). Members of the Harvard branch of the Ku Klux Klan pose, in full regalia, for a 1924 graduation photo huddled around our campus’s most renowned landmark: the John Harvard Statue. Slacks and dress shoes poke out from their robes. One Harvard Klansman cheekily straddles John Harvard and turns his head to the camera. The group looks defiantly calm — almost as if they’d already guessed our University’s then lax stance towards their ideo...