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Harvard makes contingency plan after Pentagon cuts military programs

The university says military applicants can either defer or be considered for admissions at peer institutions.

Harvard outlines workarounds to Hegseth’s anti-Ivy order

Pete Hegseth announced last month that the Pentagon would cancel several education opportunities for service members at Harvard University.
The Harvard Crimson

HKS Offers Military Applicants Four-Year Deferral, Expedited Review at Other Schools After Pentagon Directive

The Harvard Kennedy School will allow accepted active-duty military students to defer enrollment for up to four years or ...

Harvard Kennedy School sets contingency plans for admitted service members after Pentagon order

The Harvard Kennedy School is setting contingency plans for admitted service members in place following the Pentagon’s decision to suspend its academic partnerships with the university last month. In ...

After Hegseth Cut Ties, Harvard Offers Workarounds for Troops

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has said the Pentagon would end funds supporting active-duty service members at Harvard. The ...

A leaked Pentagon list flagging dozens of universities as risks blindsided schools and military students alike

Military students face uncertainty as the Pentagon evaluates universities beyond Harvard, potentially affecting ...
Yahoo

Harvard drastically shrinks liberal arts doctoral program amid budget pressures

Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences doctoral program will continue, but at “significantly reduced levels,” according to a Tuesday letter from its Dean Hopi Hoekstra. “As you may know, a ...
The Harvard Crimson

SEAS Eliminated Extra Pay for Graduate Students Who Teach Beyond Required Load

Graduate students at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences who teach more courses than required for their degree programs no longer receive additional compensation under a policy that ...