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Al Gore (l to r), former Harvard Provost Harvey Fineberg, and Roger Porter, current HKS Professor of Business and Government, share a laugh during a discussion on the presidency in the 21st century. J

What would Dick do?

Panel considers what the late Kennedy School Professor Richard Neustadt would have thought of politics today

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DateApril 9, 2019April 9, 2019

Workers renovate the Inn at Harvard as part of the House renewal and swing space projects (photos 1, 2). An artist's rendering shows what the atrium will look like upon completion (image 3).

House renewal in ‘full swing’

Former Inn at Harvard will host much of Dunster community next year

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DateApril 16, 2014

A new “smart classroom” (photo 1), lounge space (photo 2), and fitness room are all part of the Dunster House renewal. One of the squash courts on the lower level of Dunster House (photo 3) will be transformed into a multipurpose recreation room. Additional courts will be converted to exercise and fitness space. The work will begin immediately following Commencement, taking the House offline for 15 months.

Dunster reimagined

Plans for the renewal of Dunster House reveal expanded social and program spaces

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DateJanuary 30, 2014April 17, 2019

Companies have shifted their responsibility to shareholders above consumers and have spent more time appealing to Washington than to the public, said Benjamin W. Heineman (far right). The forum event, “Is America Working? What Business and Government Can Do,” brought together a group of experts in business and government, including Nina Easton (from left), Roger Porter, Lawrence Summers, Paula Dobriansky, and Heineman.

Making this economy work

Mossavar-Rahmani Center marks 30 years with talk on how public-private cooperation might craft solutions

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DateApril 10, 2013

M-RCBG fellows and scholars welcomed for 2010 spring semester

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DateFebruary 4, 2010April 16, 2019