Academics
Correa was one of 32 students from the United States chosen to study at the University of Oxford in England following graduation.
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In October, a team of five undergraduates earned a silver medal at the annual International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition for their “Cerberus System,” which uses CRISPR technology to detect...
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On Tuesday, political science professor Rob Reich held a launch event for his new book, “Just Giving: Why Philanthropy is Failing Democracy and How It Can Do Better.”
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On Nov. 17, the US-Ireland Alliance announced its Mitchell Scholars Class of 2020, including Ella Bunnell ’19 and Matthew Wigler ’19.
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The three-unit course will focus on three issues — marine pollution, overfishing and climate change — and will be offered in winter to between 20 and 25 students chosen from...
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The China Guiding Cases Project (CGCP) will launch the third issue of its quarterly professional journal, China Law Connect (CLC), in December.
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The GSB announced a redesigned financial aid system that — starting in December — will award MBA applicants with fellowships “based solely on financial need.”
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On Wednesday, 2018 Annual Shorenstein Journalism Award recipient and Washington Post Beijing bureau chief Anna Fifield addressed economic changes in North Korea.
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