Welcome to the forefront of public leadership education with Harvard Kennedy School's Public Leadership Credential (PLC). Led by renowned Harvard faculty, this program delves into three curricular ...

Research from the Shift Project at Harvard Kennedy School shows that service sector workers who lost their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic experienced economic insecurity and saw their health and ...

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Wyoming’s economic outlook for the coming year is mixed, with experts predicting challenges in natural resources and mining, ...

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Members reluctantly indicated they had no choice but shutter the Kennedy-Longfellow Elementary School after the school year ends in June, believing students will be better served at the district ...

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Fifteen Harvard-affiliated Nobel Laureates signed a Monday open letter to the United States Senate opposing the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ’76 as Secretary of Health and Human Services.

Harvard University president Alan M. Garber reportedly told faculty that they need to rethink their messaging following the Republican Party’s election sweep. Garber reportedly described the ...