Across our campus and throughout our nearly 400 years, Harvard innovation—in medicine, technology, education, and beyond—has ...

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Harvard maintains a pair of committees that together play a central role in the University’s consideration of matters of shareholder responsibility. These are the Corporation Committee on Shareholder ...

While many think of Harvard Yard in Cambridge, Massachusetts as Harvard’s campus, the University also has robust campuses in the Longwood and Allston neighborhoods of Boston, Massachusetts. Harvard ...

Driving American Innovation Across our campus and throughout our nearly 400 years, Harvard innovation—in medicine, technology, education, and beyond—has made Americans’ lives easier, healthier, and ...

President Claudine Gay's Inauguration AddressFamily, friends, colleagues, students and postdocs, alumni, distinguished guests. I stand before you today humbled by the prospect of leading Harvard, ...

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For many of our international students, studying in the United States and studying at Harvard is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. These students enrich the learning environment for everyone.

In 1753, Benjamin Franklin was granted a Master of Arts degree, which is generally considered to be the first true honorary degree awarded by Harvard. The first woman recipient was Helen Keller in ...