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Small, Minority-Owned Businesses Pitch Services to City of Cambridge at Supplier Diversity Fair

45 minority, women, and veteran-owned small businesses gathered to pitch their services to representatives from the City of ...
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Harvard Lays Off Student Advisors and Lecturers in SEAS Cuts

Nearly a dozen positions that directly support students were among those eliminated in a sweeping round of layoffs at Harvard ...
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Author Erik Davis Discusses Role of ‘Psychedelic Jesus’ in ‘Spiritual Warfare’ at Harvard Divinity School Talk

Author Erik Davis scrutinized the current state of “spiritual warfare” between new, evolving sects of Christianity and the ...
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José Luis Rojas Villarreal Aims to Build Across Disagreement in School Committee Reelection Bid

José Luis Rojas Villarreal is running for a fourth term on the Cambridge School Committee as a “voice of reason,” pledging to ...
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Unionized Blank Street Workers Push For Higher Pay, Better Working Conditions

Workers at Blank Street’s Harvard Square location said that long lines, inadequate resources, and low paychecks led them and ...
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Web Outage Leaves Faculty, Students Without Class Platform For More Than 12 Hours

Canvas, Harvard’s main platform for classes, was nonoperational for more than 12 hours on Monday due to a widespread web outage, leaving students and professors unable to access class materials and ...
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Harvard FAS Cuts Ph.D. Seats By More Than Half Across Next Two Admissions Cycles

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences slashed the number of Ph.D. student admissions slots for the Science division by more than 75 percent and for the Arts & Humanities division by about 60 percent for ...