Harvard Medical School grad to depart residency for astronaut training
Harvard and the Military
Harvard has played a significant role in America’s military traditions since the founding days of the nation, and continues its historical and ongoing commitment to military and public service, as well as its academic contributions in areas like technology, defense, and diplomacy.
Praise, counsel, gratitude for six seniors at ROTC commissioning ceremony
David E. White Jr. and his passion for justice, leadership and public service
World expects ethics and honor from Americans, service academy chiefs say
As first American injured in Iraq, Eric Alva addresses other issues
Reception at ongoing exhibit salutes Harvard’s military past, present
University archives depict Harvard military history
Library exhibit captures almost 250 years of interwoven history between Harvard and U.S. military
Celebrating One Hundred Years of Public Service and Military Excellence
Hagel, former defense secretary, says international relations will need patching quickly
NSA chief outlines growing list of targets in Kennedy School visit
In summer, ROTC cadet trades a Pentagon office for Slovak training exercises
12 seniors honored at ROTC commissioning ceremony
Harvard ROTC graduates recount how a wide-ranging education is making them better officers
Kennedy School students take part in day of service
With signing ceremony, University completes restoring ties to service programs
Navy secretary touts link while commemorating 5th anniversary of NROTC’s return to Harvard
At West Point, Faust emphasizes importance of the liberal arts in effective leadership
University’s historic sites offer visitors rare opportunity while thanking those in uniform
Veterans Law and Disability Benefits Clinic attracted Stark to HLS
Congressional Medal of Honor recipients attend service at Memorial Church
ROTC commissioning ceremony honors four Harvard seniors
Decisions toward and away from violence examined in Mellon Seminar
New head of federal agency looks to put system’s troubles behind
In two years, Veterans Legal Clinic has represented 100 clients
Wyss Institute wins DARPA grant to further develop its Soft Exosuit
How Harvard responded to the Great War
Harvard hosts program that smoothes way for veterans to attend college
Kennedy School’s Bilmes has pragmatic proposals for presidential commission, system overhaul
Many of the joyous students graduating a century ago would later be drawn into a rising world conflict, in which some of them would die
Ceremony launches seven ROTC graduates in Marines, Navy, Air Force
Harvard Law students help argue appeal over benefits before U.S. court
Gen. McChrystal, Faust address those with military ties at Harvard
Crew star works toward Olympic berth, as she gets ready to enter military
Cites her leadership in return of ROTC to Harvard campus
Design students outline imaginative futures for huge Cape Cod site
HLS student helps veterans with ‘academic boot camp’
Faust hosts reception for students, fellows with backgrounds in Armed Forces
Army cadets work out at Harvard for first time in 41 years
Harvard’s Wyss Institute receives $2.6M from DARPA to develop suit
Treatment, awareness making a difference, researcher says
Challenges, adventure ahead for new officers in long line of Harvard service members
Ceremony marks opening of ROTC office
150 years later, the Civil War echoes across Harvard
Signed an agreement with U.S. Army to re-establish on-campus relationship
That which was old is new again
University’s key role in World War II helped the Allies to triumph
Veterans Day ceremony on 11/11/11 will unveil new memorial tablet
New pamphlet added as career guide for interested students
Harvard researchers offer hope for veterans wounded by explosions
Three commissioned in ROTC ceremony
Recent ROTC grads have trained, traveled, and seen combat
Program to return to Harvard campus
Navy Secretary Mabus and President Faust sign agreement
Harvard’s newest commissioned officers take the stage
Students who are veterans say they bring a unique perspective to Harvard
SEAS Professor, Army Maj. Parker on mission in Afghanistan