Harvard Undergraduate Consulting on Business and the Environment
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In Hong Kong, senior and team captain Lauren Scruggs and sophomore Jessica Zi Jia Guo represent the Crimson at the Women's Foil World Cup. Two of the world's best foil fencers, Scruggs and Guo both rank in the top-10 of the FIE's World Rankings. A winner of a gold and silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Scruggs won gold at the January North America Cup in Kansas City, Missouri last weekend, while Guo is fencing for the first time in 2025.
A pair of Harvard fencers head to Paris, France for the Men's Foil World Cup, as sophomore Daniel Zhang and first-year Andrew Chen will take part in the competition. An All-America First Team honoree last season, Zhang ranks 13th in the United States according to the FIE's world rankings, while Chen holds the No. 6 position in America.
MBA 2025 students discuss the fellowship that occurred in the summer of 2024 in the state of the art HBS Live Online Classroom.
Is Harvard good for premed? The combination of Harvard’s demanding curriculum and its unparalleled opportunities for research, mentorship, and growth can be both a challenge and a privilege for premed students. In this video, Dr. Shemmassian highlights critical aspects of Harvard’s premed program to help you determine if it’s the right choice for your path to medical school.
Nobel Laureate Martin Karplus ’51 Remembered as Attentive Mentor, ‘Pioneering’ Chemist
Martin Karplus ’51 developed ground-breaking computer models to study chemical reactions and molecular dynamics, mentored hundreds of scientists, and won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry. But his love for the sciences began with another discipline — biology.
Harvard and MIT Urban Planning Experts Weigh In on Proposed Zoning Overhaul
A Harvard-MIT panel of urban planning experts, including Maurice D. Cox, Jeff Levine, and P. Chris Zegras, discussed Cambridge's proposed upzoning legislation, emphasizing the importance of resident input but differing on when it should occur. Cox advocated bold, immediate action with iterative adjustments, while Zegras emphasized a deeper, community-led engagement process beforehand. Both highlighted the need for context-sensitive design and visual aids to help residents understand potential neighborhood changes. Economic investment beyond inclusionary zoning was deemed crucial for inclusive housing. Residents at a subsequent public hearing echoed calls for more engagement, though some urged swift action to avoid delays.
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