Harvard University Undergraduates
- All
- News
-
Top Universities In World To Study Economics
Study Abroad: Harvard University, based in the United Kingdom, is renowned for its Economics program. The annual cost for an undergraduate education at Harvard is approximately USD 73,600 (Rs 61.62 lakh).
-
Want to Study Abroad? Here Are World's Top 5 Universities
While postgraduate enrollment remains high, Indian undergraduate student numbers are also surging.
-
Harvard Doesn't Discriminate Against Asian-Americans In Admissions: Judge
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Harvard University does not discriminate against Asian Americans in undergraduate admissions, handing the school a victory in a lawsuit that marks one of the latest chapters in the affirmative action debate.
-
Asian Americans Would Benefit From 'Academics-Only' Admission, Finds Harvard Study
An internal Harvard University review from five years ago suggested Asian American applicants would be let into the undergraduate college in much greater numbers if academic performance were the only criterion for admission, according to court documents made public Friday.
-
Oxford University Raises $1 Billion Via Bonds, Biggest From A Varsity In The World
UK universities, such as Oxford, are finding it harder to attract and retain EU-born students and staff, with official figures showing undergraduate course applications from EU students fell 7 percent this year.
-
Harvard College Accepts 964 Early-Applicants For The Class Of 2022
Harvard College has accepted 964 early-admission applicants for undergraduate class of 2022.
-
Billionaire Porn King Reinvents Himself As Japan's Startup Guru
Imagine the publisher of Pornhub.com being asked to address Harvard University undergraduates on the virtues of running a socially responsible business. That's basically what happened in Japan this past December, when the country's most prestigious private university extended an invitation to adult entertainment mogul Keishi Kameyama.
-
Secretive Harvard Club Breaks 225 Years Of Silence To Say That Admitting Women Could Increase Sexual Misconduct
Inside the hallowed halls of Harvard University, one of the most exclusive colleges in the world, there are ever more hallow, exclusive halls: those of the university's "final clubs," or undergraduate social clubs known for their selectivity and secrecy. But now, in the age of trigger warnings and raging debates about sexual assault on campus, one ...
-
Harvard 'House Masters' to Get New Titles Because of Slavery Connotation
The "Masters" of Harvard's undergraduate residential houses are senior faculty members who serve as the chief administrative officers within the houses. They are responsible for shaping the cultural and intellectual life of these smaller student communities, and also play a role in giving each house a distinctive character.
-
Harvard University Under Fire for Secret Classroom Photos
Harvard University is under fire from faculty and students for secretly photographing about 2,000 undergraduates in 10 lecture halls last spring as part of a study on classroom attendance.
-
Hedge fund manager Griffin gives $150 million to Harvard
Griffin, who graduated from Harvard 25 years ago, said the gift will mainly support the university's financial aid program, benefiting as many as 800 undergraduate students every year.
-
Harvard probes dozens of students on cheating allegation
Harvard University is investigating whether dozens of undergraduate students cheated on a take-home exam last spring. School officials said they discovered students may have shared answers or plagiarized on a final exam. They declined to release the name of the class, the students' names or the exact number being investigated, citing privacy laws.
-
Top Universities In World To Study Economics
Study Abroad: Harvard University, based in the United Kingdom, is renowned for its Economics program. The annual cost for an undergraduate education at Harvard is approximately USD 73,600 (Rs 61.62 lakh).
-
Want to Study Abroad? Here Are World's Top 5 Universities
While postgraduate enrollment remains high, Indian undergraduate student numbers are also surging.
-
Harvard Doesn't Discriminate Against Asian-Americans In Admissions: Judge
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Harvard University does not discriminate against Asian Americans in undergraduate admissions, handing the school a victory in a lawsuit that marks one of the latest chapters in the affirmative action debate.
-
Asian Americans Would Benefit From 'Academics-Only' Admission, Finds Harvard Study
An internal Harvard University review from five years ago suggested Asian American applicants would be let into the undergraduate college in much greater numbers if academic performance were the only criterion for admission, according to court documents made public Friday.
-
Oxford University Raises $1 Billion Via Bonds, Biggest From A Varsity In The World
UK universities, such as Oxford, are finding it harder to attract and retain EU-born students and staff, with official figures showing undergraduate course applications from EU students fell 7 percent this year.
-
Harvard College Accepts 964 Early-Applicants For The Class Of 2022
Harvard College has accepted 964 early-admission applicants for undergraduate class of 2022.
-
Billionaire Porn King Reinvents Himself As Japan's Startup Guru
Imagine the publisher of Pornhub.com being asked to address Harvard University undergraduates on the virtues of running a socially responsible business. That's basically what happened in Japan this past December, when the country's most prestigious private university extended an invitation to adult entertainment mogul Keishi Kameyama.
-
Secretive Harvard Club Breaks 225 Years Of Silence To Say That Admitting Women Could Increase Sexual Misconduct
Inside the hallowed halls of Harvard University, one of the most exclusive colleges in the world, there are ever more hallow, exclusive halls: those of the university's "final clubs," or undergraduate social clubs known for their selectivity and secrecy. But now, in the age of trigger warnings and raging debates about sexual assault on campus, one ...
-
Harvard 'House Masters' to Get New Titles Because of Slavery Connotation
The "Masters" of Harvard's undergraduate residential houses are senior faculty members who serve as the chief administrative officers within the houses. They are responsible for shaping the cultural and intellectual life of these smaller student communities, and also play a role in giving each house a distinctive character.
-
Harvard University Under Fire for Secret Classroom Photos
Harvard University is under fire from faculty and students for secretly photographing about 2,000 undergraduates in 10 lecture halls last spring as part of a study on classroom attendance.
-
Hedge fund manager Griffin gives $150 million to Harvard
Griffin, who graduated from Harvard 25 years ago, said the gift will mainly support the university's financial aid program, benefiting as many as 800 undergraduate students every year.
-
Harvard probes dozens of students on cheating allegation
Harvard University is investigating whether dozens of undergraduate students cheated on a take-home exam last spring. School officials said they discovered students may have shared answers or plagiarized on a final exam. They declined to release the name of the class, the students' names or the exact number being investigated, citing privacy laws.
