1 hr ago | New Scientist
Weinstein's theory of everything is probably nothing
There's a catch, however: I'm unable to tell you what that insight is. Neither I, nor any of my professional physicist friends, have the faintest clue.
5 hrs ago | Bloomberg
Harvard's Faust Sets Principles for Major Fundraising Campaign
Generating "new knowledge" will be a driving principle in Harvard University 's fundraising drive that will formally start in September, President Drew Faust said.
7 hrs ago | McGill Reporter
Michael Pollak honoured by Canadian Cancer Society
Dr. Michael Pollak has been awarded the 2012 O. Harold Warwick Prize by the Canadian Cancer Society.
11 hrs ago | Northern Michigan News
Clarification: Fossil Fuels-Divestment story
In a story May 22, The Associated Press reported 72 percent of Harvard University's student body voted in favor of the school's endowment divesting from fossil fuel companies.
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Paula Broadwell Apologizes for Affair with David Petraeus
The woman at the center of the sex scandal that led to David Petraeus' resignation from the CIA has spoken publicly for the first time about the affair and apologized for the "harm" she caused to the families involved.
19 hrs ago | Foreign Affairs
The time to fret about when China will acquire drones is over: it has them. The question now is when and how it will use them.
New screening approach uncovers potential alternative drug therapies for neuroblastoma
A study published by Cell Press in the May 23 issue of Chemistry & Biology reveals a new genomic approach to screen for compounds that could inhibit tumor growth by causing cancer cells to differentiate, or convert from immature cells to more specialized cell types.
Obscure University of New Hampshire math professor takes major step toward elusive proof
A soft-spoken, virtually unknown mathematician from the University of New Hampshire has found himself overnight a minor celebrity, flooded with requests to give talks at top universities as his work is debated and celebrated online by leaders in his field.
Harvard's Nye: On world stage, Obama no match for George H.W. Bush
President Obama has failed to live up to his "transformational" image crafted in the 2008 campaign, winning a lukewarm "meh" from influential scholar Joseph S. Nye Jr., former dean of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
Cherokee's Top Graduating Seniors Honored for Academic Success
The Cherokee County School District and school board members on Tuesday honored the valedictorians and salutatorians of the class of 2013 during its 13th annual Scholar Recognition Banquet.
Microwaves Distinguish Mirror-Image Compounds
The electric dipole moments, shown as arrows, of these two enantiomers of 1,2-propanediol are alike in all but one respect: The dipole moments along the C -axis point in opposite directions.
Bodley's Librarian in fond farewell to Oxford
THE first woman to run Oxford's world-famous Bodleian Libraries in 400 years will leave her position this summer.
Kettering University researches show off electric scooter prototype to Harvard, MIT faculty
Work for the scooter prototype has been going on for months and this month the Kettering group showed it off to faculty and student at Harvard University and MIT.
Bergstresser, Nierenberg win business school teaching awards
An associate professor of finance, Bergstresser teaches classes in fixed income securities, corporate financial engineering and venture capital.
Harvard University Accepts Pasco Student
He is the grandson of migrant workers, the first in his family to be born in this country, and the first in his family headed to college.
Teensy 'Nanoflowers' Grown On The Surface Of A Penny
This is a gallery of tiny 'nanoflowers' grown on the surface of pennies and glass by engineers at Harvard University.
Travelling: Here, there and everywhere
Ed Kearns did not travel much when he was younger. He grew up in Syracuse, New York, and in 1978 moved to Cambridge to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology , then Harvard University.
Where America's Top CEOs Went to School
Brian Krzanich is either having a really good month or a really bad month, depending on how career success is defined.
opinion | Jeff Jacoby Academic freedom?
The same cannot be said for the more than 1,200 Harvard students and 23 campus groups smearing Richwine's work as "racist" and petitioning Harvard to repudiate it .
Nucleik founders win Harvard President's Challenge award
A trio of Harvard University seniors - Scott Crouch, Florian Mayr, and Matthew Polega - have received the Harvard University President's Challenge for social entrepreneurship award.