Women’s NCAA Tournament not ready for expansion from competitive or financial standpoint
This year, 37 of the 68 teams came from the Power Four conferences. The Ivy League was the only other conference to get more ...
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Harvard Could Learn a Thing or Two From Femininity
Your Harvard education can be leveraged beyond your career: in parenting, teaching, volunteering, and relationships.
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A Shortcut or a Level Up? Harvard Faculty Debate Generative AI in Academia
Three Harvard faculty members debated whether generative AI would be a useful tool — or a perilous shortcut — in scholarship ...
In 1998, Allison Feaster and Harvard shocked women’s basketball. Their upset still inspires Harmoni Turner and the Crimson.
Allison Feaster is Harvard royalty, the school’s all-time leading scorer, the nation’s scoring leader in 1997-98, when she ...
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Employees Won’t Trust AI If They Don’t Trust Their Leaders
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Harvard women’s basketball coach Carrie Moore had her team play a tough schedule, and it paid off
Although the Crimson won the Ivy League tournament, they built a schedule to have a worthy tournament rèsumè when the time ...