2008

• Harvard elevates study of technology and society (05/15/08)
• Barbara Grosz named dean of Radcliffe Institute (04/28/08)
• Partners HealthCare to assume management of Harvard Medical International (04/25/08)
• President Faust announces committee to enhance spaces on Harvard’s Cambridge campus (04/24/08)
• Jane Mendillo to Lead Harvard Management Company (03/27/08)
• Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences hacking incident (03/12/08)
• Harvard University Response to U.S. Senate Committee on Finance (pdf) (02/25/08)
• SEAS Dean to step down (02/15/08)
• Sutton Island statement (01/25/08)
• Harvard announces coordinated academic calendar (01/15/08)
• Harvard statement on misuse of IDs (01/07/08)

2007

• Brandt appointed dean of Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (12/12/07)
• Harvard announces sweeping middle-income initiative (12/10/07)
• Charlesview and Harvard agree to land exchange (11/30/07)
• Bloom to step down as dean of Harvard School of Public Health at close of academic year (11/15/07)
• Harvard University and Arab Republic of Egypt announce fellowship program to advance public health, education, and government (11/15/07)
• Faust announces task force on the arts (11/01/07)
• El-Erian to step down as head of Harvard Management Company (09/11/07)
• Tamara Rogers named new vice president for alumni affairs and development (09/07/07)
• Mohsen Mostafavi is named dean of Design School (08/10/07)
• Jeffrey S. Flier named next dean of Faculty of Medicine (07/11/07)
• Harvard names Drew Gilpin Faust as its 28th president (02/11/07)
• Stiller, Johansson named Hasty Pudding’s Man and Woman of Year (01/29/07)
• Harvard creates University-wide committee to guide interdisciplinary efforts in science (01/18/07)
• Harvard submits multi-decade master plan framework for Allston (01/11/07)

2006

• Ukrainian map collection arrives at Harvard (12/14/06)
• Permanent location for HUAM in Allston selected (12/14/06)
• Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences votes to change the name Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences to School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (12/12/06)
• Harvard releases inaugural report from newly created Office for Faculty Development and Diversity: Announces $7.5 million in work-life program enhancements (06/13/06)
• Approval granted for Harvard Stem Cell Institute researchers to attempt creation of disease-specific embryonic stem cell lines (06/06/06)
• Harvard proposes to transform Engineering Division into a school (05/23/06)
• Jeremy R. Knowles named Interim Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (05/22/06)
• Kathleen McCartney named dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (05/16/06)
• Kennedy School Professor Merilee Grindle named director of Harvard’s David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies (05/05/06)
• Jay O. Light named ninth dean of Harvard Business School (04/24/06)
• Robert Stone, 83, Harvard Corporation Member for 27 Years (04/20/06)
• College Class of 2010 is the most diverse in Harvard history (03/30/06)
• Harvard expands financial aid for low- and middle-income families (03/30/06)
• Corporation launches presidential search (03/30/06)
• Statement on Sinopec divestment (3/23/06)
• Summers to step down as president at end of academic year (2/21/06)
• Kirby to step down as Dean of FAS (1/27/06)

2005

• Mohamed A. El-Erian named president and CEO of Harvard Management Company (October 14, 2005)
• Harvard University reaches settlement agreement with USAID (August 3, 2005)
• Harper concludes service on Harvard Corporation (July 28, 2005)
• Allston Interim Report 2005 (June 2, 2005)
• Harvard Task Forces on Women release findings and recommendations (May 16, 2005)
• Harvard announces decision to divest PetroChina stock (April 4, 2005)
• Ernst Mayr, giant among evolutionary biologists, dies at 100 (February 4, 2005)
• Harvard University announces Task Forces on Women Faculty and Women in Science and Engineering (February 3, 2005)
• Resources for the Harvard community about responding to the tsunami disaster (January 2005)

2004

• Press information for Harvard’s 353nd Commencement (June 2004)
• Harvard Stem Cell Institute 2004: Special section of the Harvard Gazette (April 29, 2004)
• Statement from Harvard University regarding stem cell research (February 29, 2004)
• Harvard announces new initiative aimed at economic barriers to college (February 28, 2004)

2003

• Harvard University emergency preparedness (March 2003)
• Harvard files amicus brief on the consideration of race in admissions decisions (February 2003)

2002

• Mikhail Gorbachev to speak at Harvard University (October 2002)
• William A. Graham named Dean of Harvard Divinity School (August 2002)
• Future civil rights leaders gather at Harvard (July 2002)
• University expands wages, benefits (July 2002)
• Harvard scientists contribute to National Academy terrorism report (July 2002)
• Five elected to Board of Overseers (June 2002)
• Professor William C. Kirby named dean of FAS (May 2002)
• Spencer Foundation President Ellen Condliffe Lagemann named dean of GSE (April 2002)
• Commencement 2002 press information (May 2002)
• FAS Dean Jeremy R. Knowles to return to Faculty (Feb 2002)
• Hasty Pudding Awards press information (Jan 2002)
• Professor Appiah submits resignation (Jan 2002)

2001

• Professor Don C. Wiley, 1944-2001 (Nov 2001)
• President Clinton visits Harvard campus (Nov 2001)
• Nathan Marsh Pusey, 1907-2001 (Nov 2001)
• Alan Stone appointed Vice President for Government, Community, and Public Affairs (Oct 2001)
• Inauguration of President Lawrence H. Summers (Oct 2001)
• September 11th College Fund established (Sept 2001)
• September 11th crisis response update (ongoing)
• A time of transition: Rudenstine and Summers (June 2001)
• Commencement 2001 (June 2001)
• Rudenstine to conclude tenure as Harvard President in June 2001 (May 2001)
• Summers is named new president of Harvard (Mar 2001)
• Fonda donates $12.5 million to School of Education (Mar 2001)
• Information on the sit-in at Massachusetts Hall (May 2001)

2000

• Galbraith receives Medal of Freedom (Aug 2000)

1998

• Nelson Mandela speaks at Harvard (Sept 1998)
• Amartya K. Sen wins 1998 Nobel Prize in Economics (Oct 1998)
• Two Harvard scientists win National Medal of Science (Dec 1998)