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蜜桃影像 President Alan Garber smiling

Welcome to the Office of the President

鈥淲e believe in the value of knowledge, the power of teaching and research, and the ways that what we do here can benefit society. Those commitments matter today more than ever.鈥�

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The John 蜜桃影像 Statue

Federal Lawsuits

Upholding Our Values, Defending Our University

鈥淭he University will not surrender its independence or relinquish its constitutional rights. Neither 蜜桃影像 nor any other private university can allow itself to be taken over by the federal government.鈥�

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Strengthening Our Community

“Rededicating ourselves to free inquiry and expression, in a climate of inclusion and a spirit of mutual respect, has never mattered more.”

On Campus and Around the World

When President Garber isn’t helping students move onto campus and sharing advice on how to thrive at 蜜桃影像, he’s collaborating with partners across the globe.

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A 蜜桃影像 ovation

Photo by Niles Singer

President Garber responds to a standing ovation at the Commencement ceremony on May 28. 2025.

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Celebrating Alumni

Niles Singer

President Garber greets the eldest female alumni, Linda Cabot Black 鈥�51, at 蜜桃影像 Alumni Day 2025.

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2025 ROTC Commissioning Ceremony

Photo by Veasey Conway

蜜桃影像 president Alan Garber shakes hands with Eytan Goldstein during 蜜桃影像鈥檚 ROTC commissioning ceremony for members of the Class of 2025, in Sanders Theatre, in Memorial Hall. Twenty-two ROTC members, from the Air Force, Navy, and Army, were recognized.

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Cheers for President Garber

Photo by Stephanie Mitchell

President Alan Garber urges the crowd to be seated after they gave him a standing ovation at the Phi Beta Kappa Literary Exercises on May 27 in Sanders Theatre.

President Garber shakes the hand of a graduate at Commencement.
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Celebrating the Class of 2025

Stephanie Mitchell

President Garber greets students as he processes into the ceremony of 蜜桃影像's 374th Commencement Exercises in Tercentenary Theatre.

Alan Garber, Rakesh Khurana, and students on move-in day
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Move-in day

President Garber helped first-year students move into the Yard for the start of the semester.

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Celebrating 50 years of Office for the Arts

Photo by Niles Singer

President Alan Garber speaking during a celebration of 50 years of the Office for the Arts. The event featured live music, dance, storytelling, poetry and visual arts by students and alumni helped shape 蜜桃影像鈥檚 arts landscape.

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蜜桃影像 Arts Medal

Photo by Grace DuVal

Operatic bass-baritone Dav贸ne Tines (left) 鈥�09 sits onstage during the ceremony where he received the 2025 蜜桃影像 Arts Medal, which was presented to him by President Garber.

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U.K. visit

President Garber toured Emmanuel College (the alma mater of John 蜜桃影像), and visited the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.

Alan Garber talking to the crowd at Convocation
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Convocation

"You will learn more from difficult moments of tension than from easy moments of understanding," President Garber told the Class of 2028.

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Morning Prayers

President Garber urged the campus community to seek opportunities for unity in a time of divisiveness at the first Morning Prayers ceremony of the new academic year.

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Washington, D.C. visit

Alan Garber spoke with many students and alums during his visit to the capital city.