Harvard Business School
Yo-Yo Ma Pairs Music and Social Justice in Harvard Business School Panel
World-famous cellist Yo-Yo Ma ’76 and President of the New York Philharmonic Deborah Borda discussed strategies for broadening public access to classical music in order to enact social change at Harvard Business School on Wednesday.
Harvard Business School Plans New Position Focused on Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging
Harvard Business School is planning to hire its first-ever Associate Director for Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging, according to Ellen Mahoney, chief human resources officer at HBS.
Educator, Philanthropist, and Harvard Business School Professor Emeritus Wick Skinner Dies at Age 94
Skinner’s research and writings focused on business administration, specifically on the management of manufacturing. He was a prolific writer, having authored or co-authored 10 books, contributed to multiple business case books, and published more than 75 articles in the Harvard Business Review.
Transgender Applicant Alleges in Suit Harvard Discriminated and Retaliated Against Her in Admissions Decision
The complainant alleges that, in October 2017, a male admissions officer from the Business School forcibly kissed her at a BGLTQ open house and that the University unlawfully discriminated against her in the admissions process.
Harvard Business School Professor Emeritus Hank Reiling Dies at 80
Harvard Business School Professor Emeritus Henry “Hank” B. Reiling, a specialist in finance, taxation, and law and an influential educator, died on Jan. 21 in Belmont, Mass., at the age of 80. Reiling served as a professor of business administration at the Business School from 1978 until he retired in 2005.
Online Education Program HBX Rebrands as ‘Harvard Business School Online’
Harvard Business School announced Tuesday it had renamed its online education program in an effort to attract more students to its web-based offerings. The initiative, formerly known as HBX, will now be called Harvard Business School Online.
Harvard Will Form New Allston Land Company to Manage Planned Enterprise Research Campus
Business School dean Nitin Nohria will chair a governing board that will manage the new land company.
Harvard Business School, SEAS, and FAS Launch New Fellowship for Undergrads
The new Technology Innovation Fellowship Program is available to all current juniors interested technology and entrepreneurship.
Harvard Business School Officially Dedicates New Conference Center, Klarman Hall
Klarman Hall, Harvard Business School’s latest construction project, made its debut today as a state-of-the-art convening center.
Business School Raises Nearly $1.4 Billion in Capital Campaign
Harvard Business School raised close to $1.4 billion in the University’s recently concluded capital campaign, surpassing the school’s original goal by nearly $400 million
$5 Million Donation to Harvard Business School Will Fund Case Studies in Artificial Intelligence
Stephen A. Schwarzman donated $5 million to support business school faculty members producing case studies on the effects of artificial intelligence.
Harvard Business School Reports 4.5 Percent Decline in Applicants, Maintains Strong Yield
HBS applications declined by 4.5 percent last year, but other class demographics experienced little change, according to the latest class profile.
Former NAACP Head Cornell Brooks Appointed Kennedy School Professor
Former president and CEO of the NAACP Cornell W. Brooks is the first member of a national civil rights organization to join the Kennedy School’s senior faculty.
Nohria to Step Down from Tata Board of Directors
Harvard Business School Dean Nitin Nohria will step down from the board of directors of Tata Sons when his term ends next month.
No Need to be ‘Flashy’: How Harvard Advertises Itself
In many ways, the Harvard name sells itself—so the University spends its millions-strong marketing budget on short-term and traditionally less-emphasized programs.
