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Andy Z. Wang

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Beijing, Cambridge
Covers:  Higher education, US-China relations, technology, (applied) philosophy.
phd in politics @stanford • schwarzman scholar • @harvard '23
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Harvard Reversed Course And Offered Cornel West Consideration for Tenure After Public Outcry

Harvard Reversed Course And Offered Cornel West Consideration for Tenure After Public Outcry

The Harvard Crimson — In an interview with The Crimson, Professor Cornel R. West '74 said Harvard changed course following public pressure and offered to consider him for tenure, but the fact that this reversal came only after external scrutiny merely solidified his decision to leave the University.
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Charles Lieber's Trial Begins Tuesday: Here's What You Need to Know

Charles Lieber's Trial Begins Tuesday: Here's What You Need to Know

The Harvard Crimson — Former Harvard Chemistry chair Charles M. Lieber is set to stand trial Tuesday on six federal charges related to his ties to the Chinese government, nearly two years after his initial arrest.
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Forty Percent of Surveyed Faculty Say Harvard's Standing in Higher Ed Has Fallen

Forty Percent of Surveyed Faculty Say Harvard's Standing in Higher Ed Has Fallen

The Harvard Crimson — Over 40 percent of respondents to The Crimson's survey of Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences said they believe the University's standing within higher education has fallen during the past decade.
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'Disrespected, Devalued, or Dismissed': Harvard's Commitment to Black Scholars

'Disrespected, Devalued, or Dismissed': Harvard's Commitment to Black Scholars

The Harvard Crimson — Dean of the Faculty of the Arts and Sciences Claudine Gay acknowledged in a March faculty meeting that, despite the best efforts of University leaders, Black academics at Harvard face "particular challenges" in addition to already-rigorous teaching and research responsibilities.
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150 Years, 9 Lives: Stories from The Harvard Crimson

150 Years, 9 Lives: Stories from The Harvard Crimson

The Harvard Crimson — In truth, the legacy of The Crimson is not contained in books; it's in the people who have sustained it. Here are just nine of them.
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Anthropology Prof. Urton Stripped of Emeritus Status, Barred From Campus

Anthropology Prof. Urton Stripped of Emeritus Status, Barred From Campus

The Harvard Crimson — Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Claudine Gay stripped former Anthropology professor Gary Urton of his emeritus status and barred him from campus following an investigation that confirmed he violated sexual misconduct policies, she wrote in an email to Anthropology department affiliates Thursday.
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Government Department Apologizes to Domínguez Victims, Shares 'Sorrow and Shame'

Government Department Apologizes to Domínguez Victims, Shares 'Sorrow and Shame'

The Harvard Crimson — The entire faculty of Harvard's Government department issued a public apology March 9 to the women who were harassed by former Government professor Jorge I. Domínguez, who rose in departmental and University leadership despite accusations of sexual misconduct spanning four decades.
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Experts Say Lieber Trial Could Decide Fate of DOJ's China Initiative

Experts Say Lieber Trial Could Decide Fate of DOJ's China Initiative

The Harvard Crimson — As former Harvard Chemistry chair Charles M. Lieber goes on trial on federal charges beginning Tuesday, law and trade experts speculated that his case's outcome could decide the fate of the Department of Justice's China Initiative.
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Two-Thirds of Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Say FAS Does Not Provide Them Enough Support

Two-Thirds of Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Say FAS Does Not Provide Them Enough Support

The Harvard Crimson — Two-thirds of non-tenure-track respondents to The Crimson's annual faculty survey said they believe the Faculty of Arts and Sciences does not provide enough support to non-tenure-track faculty.
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Gay Levies Sanctions Against Prof. Nowak for Contacts With Jeffrey Epstein

Gay Levies Sanctions Against Prof. Nowak for Contacts With Jeffrey Epstein

The Harvard Crimson — Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Claudine Gay will shut down Harvard's Program for Evolutionary Dynamics after determining that its director, Mathematics and Biology professor Martin A. Nowak, violated University policies through his extensive contacts with convicted sex offender Jeffrey E. Epstein.
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