Victoria L. Dolan ’28, a Crimson Editorial Editor, lives in Kirkland House. Artificial intelligence is changing education. If Harvard wants to keep its students honest, our exams need to change too.

Catherine E.F. Previn ’27, an Associate Editorial editor, is a Government concentrator in Lowell House. Harvard students are very good at optimizing. We compare course evaluations, memorize which ...

The Digital Data Design Institute at Harvard (D^3) recetly announced the official launch of “Future Proof with AI,” an AI-enabled training platform that offers AI upskilling for mid-career ...

On October 1, Harvard Business School’s Digital Transformation (DTx) team hosted "AI Innovations at Harvard," a thought-provoking event (as part of Boston AI week) highlighting how artificial ...

Futuristic illustration of Harvard-MIT's AI ecosystem. There’s a word for a unique, special enterprise that wows crowds in the tech sector, but for some, it brings to mind a sparkly child’s toy.

In a Harvard lecture hall that has heard countless cases debated and precedents recited, a group of 50 lawyers, government officials, and other executives sat, listening to an upbeat country-pop song.

Getting an Ivy League education used to mean elite admissions and expensive tuition—but not anymore. Thanks to Harvard University’s commitment to open learning, students from around the world can now ...