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Harvard offers free courses on US history and politics — here's how to enroll

This summer, any American can add ‘Harvard University’ to their resume — for free. The university has offered free online courses for several years, but with tensions rising in relation to the Trump ...
The Harvard Crimson

The Case for Military History at Harvard

Ava M. Ribaudo ’27, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a Government concentrator in Leverett House. Harvard has produced more commanders in chief than any other university and trains future foreign policy ...
Los Angeles Times

Harvard Final Club Spee breaks tradition and invites women to join

In 1791 Harvard Final Clubs began what would become a storied history with the establishment of the Porcellian (P.C); the first of what would become eight, illustrious, all-male, Harvard Final Clubs.
The Harvard Crimson

The Tourists Know More Than You

L.A. Karnes ’28, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a double concentrator in the Comparative Study of Religion and Government in Mather House. How much do you really know about Harvard? You probably know ...
The Boston Globe

Park your art in Harvard Yard — or in the vicinity

CAMBRIDGE — Three very different shows at Harvard have something in common: Harvard. They look at aspects of the university’s collections and those holdings’ relation to art or architectural history.