Trellis Air: Innovative Cooling Solutions for Climate Change
April 3, 2025
In the face of rising global temperatures and escalating energy demands, Trellis Air emerges as a beacon of innovation in energy-efficient cooling solutions.This pioneering Harvard startup has developed a groundbreaking membrane dehumidification technology that promises to revolutionize air conditioning systems worldwide.
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Medieval Studies Conference: Celebrating a Century of Knowledge
April 3, 2025
The Medieval Studies Conference, a cornerstone event for scholars and enthusiasts alike, recently celebrated its historic 100th anniversary at Harvard University.Drawing over 800 academics from 23 countries, this year’s gathering provided a unique platform for the exchange of groundbreaking ideas in the realm of medieval studies.
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Department of Education Abolition: What’s at Stake?
April 2, 2025
The Department of Education Abolition ignites a contentious debate among policymakers and educators alike, with far-reaching implications for America's educational landscape.Advocates for dismantling the Department of Education argue that transferring educational authority back to the states could foster more tailored and effective approaches to education policy changes.
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U.S.-China Relations: Lessons from Ambassador Nicholas Burns
April 2, 2025
U.S.-China relations have long been a complex and pivotal element of global diplomacy, influencing not only bilateral interactions but also the overarching framework of international policy.The intricate dynamics between these two superpowers are defined by both competition and cooperation, as they navigate issues ranging from trade to human rights.
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Robert Brustein: A Legacy in American Theater
April 2, 2025
Robert Brustein, a towering figure in American theater history, played a pivotal role in shaping the performing arts landscape during the 20th century.His legacy is profound, influencing generations of artists, playwrights, and theater enthusiasts alike.
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Aramont Fellowships Drive Scientific Innovation Forward
April 1, 2025
Aramont Fellowships are at the cutting edge of scientific research funding, designed to empower emerging scientists in their pursuit of innovative research projects with transformative potential.Established in 2017 by the Aramont Charitable Foundation, these fellowships are dedicated to supporting high-risk, high-reward research that challenges conventional boundaries.
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Infant Mortality Rates: Racial Disparities Revealed
April 1, 2025
Infant mortality rates remain a critical indicator of healthcare inequality and racial disparities in healthcare within the United States.Despite a general increase in life expectancy among both Black and white Americans, the alarming fact is that Black infants are dying at rates more than twice as high as those of white American infants.
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Entrepreneurialism: How It Redefines Work and Self-Employment
April 1, 2025
Entrepreneurialism has revolutionized the way we perceive and engage with work, transforming not just careers but identities.In today's thriving economy, individuals are increasingly drawn to self-employment, freelancing, and startups, as they seek autonomy and innovative opportunities.
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Healthy Minds Survey Enhances Student Mental Health at Harvard
April 1, 2025
The Healthy Minds Survey is set to launch this Wednesday, inviting all undergraduate and graduate students at Harvard to share their insights on mental health, resource awareness, and service utilization.This ambitious endeavor aims to collect crucial data that will guide the university in tailoring mental health support programs to effectively meet students' needs.
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Campus Discourse: Navigating Challenges in Dialogue
March 31, 2025
Campus discourse plays a crucial role in shaping the conversations that define higher education today.The emergence of social media has not only transformed the way students engage with one another, but it has also influenced ethical discourse across college campuses.
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