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Dear members of the HBS community, As a first generation-immigrant to America, I have been distressed by the recent executive order restricting (re)entry to the U.S. for citizens of certain countries that is creating so much anxiety and confusion about how the country will deal with the flow of people through its borders. I want to assure you that we… Read more →

A Message to the Penn Community From David L. Cohen, Chair University of Pennsylvania Board of Trustees I write today to share with you the exciting news that President Gutmann has accepted a three-year extension to her contract, which means that her tenure as President of the University of Pennsylvania will run to June 30, 2022. This will make Amy… Read more →

Dear Members of the Harvard Community, In my message of November 15, I urged the Harvard community to affirm fundamental values of inclusion and belonging, and to model the respect for people and ideas that rest at the heart of any academic community. Our responsibility to each other requires us to demonstrate that we are enriched by difference and respectful… Read more →

Election Agreement on Student Unionization Dear Members of the Harvard Community: Earlier today, Harvard University and the Harvard Graduate Student Union–United Auto Workers (HGSU-UAW) agreed on election terms for eligible students to vote on whether they want the union to represent them on issues related to employment. This election will be an on-site secret ballot election conducted by the National… Read more →

Letter that my sister received on Thursday, October 13, 2016. She applied to college in the time window that the court has ordered records to be released. Notice to Applicants for Admission to Harvard College Harvard University is currently defending against a federal lawsuit challenging its undergraduate admissions practices:  Students For Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College… Read more →

Major scientific announcement, 10:30 AM Eastern time today February 11, 2016 Dear MIT graduate, At about 10:30 this morning in Washington, D.C., MIT, Caltech and the National Science Foundation (NSF) will make a historic announcement in physics: the first direct detection of gravitational waves, a disturbance of space-time that Albert Einstein predicted a century ago. You may want to watch… Read more →

A Message to Penn Faculty, Students, and Staff From President Amy Gutmann Provost Vincent Price Executive Vice President Craig Carnaroli Executive Vice President J. Larry Jameson Vice President Joann Mitchell Vice Provost Anita Allen Vice Provost Valarie Swain-Cade McCoullum Vice Provost Beth Winkelstein As universities across the country debate the often difficult but essential topics of inclusion, intolerance and free… Read more →

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Letter from Matt McGann to MIT alumni: I am thrilled to announce Dr. Suzanne Driscoll Plump ’89 as the new Director of the Educational Council. Suzanne has spent her professional career in higher education, serving in teaching roles at Santa Clara University in California and Kean University in New Jersey, as well as serving as Assistant Dean of Admissions at… Read more →

Taken from an email sent to MIT alumni. My fellow alumni and alumnae, A couple of weeks ago, I wrote to you with the bittersweet news that Kim Hunter had been appointed as the new Director of Alumni Outreach in the MIT Alumni Association. Now, I am writing to you with the plan for hiring Kim’s replacement. This week, we… Read more →