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Harvard College Adopts Universal Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory: Harvard College will adopt a universal satisfactory-unsatisfactory grading system this semester as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Claudine Gay and Dean of Undergraduate Education Amanda J. Claybaugh announced in respective emails to faculty and students Friday afternoon.

App Predicts Hospital Capacity by Harvard U: New tool will help leaders make informed decisions as hospitals prepare for COVID-19 patients

Harvard Moves Classes Online, Asks Students Not to Return After Spring Break In Response to Coronavirus: All Harvard courses will move to remote instruction beginning March 23 as a result of a growing global coronavirus outbreak, University President Lawrence S. Bacow announced in an email Tuesday morning. The University will also ask students not to return from spring break.

RV/RV Women’s Hockey to Host RV Yale in ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals: CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The RV/RV and fourth-seeded Harvard women's hockey team (16-12-1, 15-6-1 ECAC Hockey) is set to host Ivy League rival and RV fifth-seeded Yale (16-13-0, 13-9-0 ECAC Hockey) this coming weekend for the ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals.

People at Harvard are often confused about why she wants to return home: Emilee A. Hackney ’20 just wants to go home. On a campus where every other senior is buzzing with after-college plans, Hackney is “counting down the days” until she can return to Tazewell, Virginia, the “really small coal farm town” in Appalachia where she, her family, and eight generations before them grew up.

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Harvard Students Occupy Admissions Office to Protest Tenure Decision, Demand Ethnic Studies Department: Roughly 50 Harvard students occupied Harvard’s Office of Admissions and Financial Aid Thursday to demand the University create an ethnic studies department, arguing that Harvard must extend its commitment to diversity beyond race-conscious admissions.

Harvard Campus: Lots of truths on campus: On a recent crisp, sunny morning, Rachel “Rae” Gilchrist waited at the Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center for the first of two tours she would lead that day. For Gilchrist, a fast talker with the gift of gab, working as a campus tour guide is the perfect job.