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Harvard on the Move

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Jenn Greiner (from left), Alison Steinbach, Bjarni Atlason, and Bob Surette are part of the Harvard College Marathon Challenge.

Running for a purpose

Harvard College Marathon Challenge participants hit the pavement for community and charity

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DateApril 12, 2019April 15, 2019

Miguel Perez-Luna '15, who is organizing a bus that will take members of the Harvard community to the starting line in Hopkinton, often trained on a treadmill during the winter months. Anna Dolan '15 also hit the treadmill at the Malkin Athletic Center. Recently the pair connected with members of the Harvard College Marathon Challenge for an outdoor run along the Charles River, minus the snow.

Upward, onward, underwater

Indoors or dashing through the snow, Harvard runners were steadfast in marathon prep

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DateApril 7, 2015March 22, 2019

“The very idea of the marathon is about enduring. It’s about overcoming challenge,” said Harvard Professor Daniel Lieberman (photo 1), who trained for this year's Boston Marathon with Provost Alan M. Garber. The Harvard runners (photo 2) who briefly stopped at the John Harvard Statue before heading to Boston to pick up their numbers were Todd Lubin '15 (from back left), Anne Wenk '15, Jennifer Shi '15, Kate D'Orazio '15, Eileen Storey '15, and Alex Danilovich '16.

In shared run, a sort of stand

Harvard athletes prepare for emotional marathon

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DateApril 18, 2014April 3, 2019

Harvard On The Move runners were among those who came out for the 27th annual Marathon Sports Cambridge City Run, a five-mile road race or three-mile walk.

Harvard comes out for City Run/Walk

Despite chilly temps, annual fundraiser put a spring in their step

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DateApril 8, 2013

Bicycle reimbursements will begin in the 2013 calendar year as part of the Bicycle Commuter Act and will be provided to faculty and staff commuters who do not receive a subsidized monthly MBTA pass or annual parking permit from the University.

Green incentive for going green

Harvard offers reimbursements to those who bike to work

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DateJanuary 7, 2013March 12, 2019

Dudley Athletics Fellow Seth Peabody incorporated Halloween into the Wednesday Harvard On The Move run as he stretched his paws before hitting the pavement.

Halloween on the move

Runners take the extra step to celebrate holiday

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DateNovember 1, 2012

Approximately 400 Harvard runners joined a total of 1,500 participants in the ninth annual Brian Honan 5K Run/Walk.

On the streets of Allston

400 from Harvard participate in Honan 5K Run/Walk

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DateSeptember 25, 2012

Nearly 80 runners joined authors and fitness authorities Scott Jurek (left) and Christopher McDougall ’85 for a run along the Charles, an event sponsored by Harvard On The Move.

Born to run, and run

Authors celebrate sport with Harvard visit, jog along Charles

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DateJune 7, 2012

“I think people want to understand why they like running and why even average humans are so good at it, and why some people are so unbelievably good at it,” said Daniel Lieberman, professor and chair of human evolutionary biology and principal investigator in the department’s Skeletal Bio Lab. “There’s a reason people love a marathon: They actually enjoy it. It’s not a nasty chore. It’s a celebration of the human body.”

Chasing down a better way to run

Researchers making breakthroughs in learning how and why we run

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DateApril 4, 2012March 29, 2019

Harvard student Josh Hicks '13 (wearing No. 583) took second place in the Brian J. Honan Road Race in Allston on Sunday. Out of 1,200 participants, more than 350 were members of the Harvard community.

Trot, trot through Allston

350 from Harvard run in Honan charity road race

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DateSeptember 26, 2011November 10, 2016

“Our venerable University is always in the process of becoming new,” said President Drew Faust. “Our forebears’ example reminds us that, while we stand on the foundations they have built, we must never stand still.”

Banner year ahead

Harvard gears up to celebrate an event-filled 375th anniversary

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DateSeptember 1, 2011

Wynton Marsalis’ appointment is the latest example of the University’s closer embrace of the arts since a presidential task force called in 2008 for a concerted effort to increase the presence of the arts on campus. “I am delighted that Harvard has recognized the need to make cultural literacy an integral part of its curriculum,” Marsalis said. “I hope that other institutions will follow suit to foster a deeper appreciation among all Americans for the democratic victory of our cultural legacy.”

It was a very good year

Harvard's year highlighted by innovation and historical benchmarks

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DateMay 26, 2011

Harvard on the Move, a new initiative sponsored by President Drew Faust (from left), kicked off with a panel discussion at Sanders Theatre on Wednesday. Panelists included Daniel Lieberman, professor of human evolutionary biology and department chair of human evolutionary biology in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Christopher McDougall ’85, author of "Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen," and John Ratey, an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.

Run (or walk)

Faust, fitness experts kick off Harvard on the Move

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DateJanuary 26, 2011April 16, 2019

Harvard on the Move, which kicks off Jan. 26 with a panel discussion at Sanders Theatre, is a running and walking program designed for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and neighbors in Cambridge, Boston, and the surrounding area. The program will include weekly runs and walks organized by the University.

Join Harvard on the Move

University launches broad running, walking program

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DateJanuary 20, 2011April 11, 2019