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The Harvard Crimson
The University Daily Est. 1873
Garber Says Some Harvard Research May Halt After Trump Orders Freeze on Federal Grants
President Donald Trump ordered a pause on the disbursement of federal funding to nonprofit organizations, states, and colleges and universities, including Harvard, in a two-page memo circulated to federal agencies Monday night.
Trump Tells Federal Officials To Rein In DEI Programs at Universities
President Donald Trump issued an executive order late Tuesday night challenging diversity, equity, and inclusion programming at colleges and universities in the U.S.
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Harvard Settles Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Samsung
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Harvard agreed to dismiss a patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung, a South Korean tech conglomerate, and waived its rights to refile the suit on Monday.
Harvard Professor Vincent Brown Quits Legacy of Slavery Memorial Committee After University Lays Off Research Team
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Harvard professor Vincent A. Brown resigned from a committee within the Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery initiative on Monday, condemning the University’s decision to lay off Harvard Slavery Remembrance Program staff in a scathing resignation letter.
‘A Complicated Marriage’: Cambridge Calls on Harvard to Increase Optional PILOT Payments
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The city of Cambridge called on Harvard to increase their optional municipal payments at a city council meeting Monday night — after failing to reach a new agreement with the University by the end-of-year deadline.
Harvard Endowment Reinvests $150M in Company Tied to Israeli Settlements in Palestine
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The Harvard Management Company reinvested $150 million in Booking Holdings Inc., a company under fire for its operation in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, according to its 2024 third quarter filings.
Renaissance Person: Zach Halberstam
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In many ways, Zach’s experience at Harvard has been negotiating between the sciences and the humanities, applying a precise mathematical mind to creative pursuits. Zach is a mathematician. He is a lyricist. He is a physicist, occasionally. He is a saxophone player. He is a stage director and staple of the Leverett dining hall.
Life of the Party: Shmuel Padwa
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When I contacted Shmu to arrange an interview for this article, he replied that he was “actively boarding” a flight to Berlin. A week or so before, he’d bumped into some friends who told him that Berlin would be crazy for the 35-year anniversary of the wall falling and that flights were also cheap. Shmu’s reaction? “Sick, that sounds awesome.”
Most Likely to Be President: Laila Nasher
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Laila’s interest in political organizing is deeply personal. She grew up in a socially conservative Yemeni-American community in Detroit where most young people did not attend college.
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Harvard Slavery Remembrance Program Identified 913 Enslaved People, 403 Living Descendants Before Layoffs
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The Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery initiative identified at least 913 individuals enslaved by Harvard faculty, staff, and leadership and at least 403 of their living descendants, according to an internal report from December.
‘A Complicated Marriage’: Cambridge Calls on Harvard to Increase Optional PILOT Payments
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The city of Cambridge called on Harvard to increase their optional municipal payments at a city council meeting Monday night — after failing to reach a new agreement with the University by the end-of-year deadline.
Harvard Endowment Reinvests $150M in Company Tied to Israeli Settlements in Palestine
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The Harvard Management Company reinvested $150 million in Booking Holdings Inc., a company under fire for its operation in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, according to its 2024 third quarter filings.
‘Queer’ Review: Love is a Weird Kind of Magic
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Just months after “Challengers,” Italian director Luca Guadagnino has returned with “Queer” — it's guaranteed to provoke and confuse.
Men’s Basketball Loses Second Ivy League Home Game to Penn 82-67
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Harvard men’s basketball lost its second consecutive home conference game to the University of Pennsylvania 82-67, despite entering the game as 7.5-point favorites.
‘Queer’ Review: Love is a Weird Kind of Magic
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Just months after “Challengers,” Italian director Luca Guadagnino has returned with “Queer” — it's guaranteed to provoke and confuse.
‘A Complete Unknown’ Review: Can A Bob Dylan Biopic Work?
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James Mangold has proven himself to be a smart director who understands the age-old adage of “less is more."
‘Glory and Gore’ Review: A Student Film Where ‘Saltburn’ Meets ‘The Secret History’
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“Glory and Gore” can be aptly described as a cross between Donna Tartt’s novel “The Secret History” and the 2023 hit film “Saltburn.”
Artist Profile: Truong Minh Quý on Weaving Identity into Independent Film Productions
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For now, the audience will just have to wait patiently as Truong crafts his next head-turning masterpiece that is sure to wow the world yet again.
Men’s Basketball Loses Second Ivy League Home Game to Penn 82-67
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Harvard men’s basketball lost its second consecutive home conference game to the University of Pennsylvania 82-67, despite entering the game as 7.5-point favorites.
Women’s Basketball Dominates Penn, Harmoni Turner Becomes Fourth Program All-Time Scorer
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Harvard women’s basketball delivered a commanding performance against the University of Pennsylvania on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, securing a 73-44 victory at The Palestra arena.
Women’s Basketball Rebounds with Resounding Victory over Brown
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Harvard women’s basketball returned to the win column with a commanding 83-53 victory over Brown at Lavietes Pavilion on Saturday, extending the Crimson’s dominance over the Bears to 18 straight games.
Women's Hockey Falls No. 6 Cornell on Senior Day in Front of Historic Crowd
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When the final buzzer rang in front of the largest crowd in Cambridge in Harvard women’s hockey history on Saturday, the scoreboard read 6-1 in favor of No. 6 Cornell and the Harvard Crimson was handed another loss.
‘Queer’ Review: Love is a Weird Kind of Magic
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Just months after “Challengers,” Italian director Luca Guadagnino has returned with “Queer” — it's guaranteed to provoke and confuse.
‘A Complete Unknown’ Review: Can A Bob Dylan Biopic Work?
•
James Mangold has proven himself to be a smart director who understands the age-old adage of “less is more."
‘Glory and Gore’ Review: A Student Film Where ‘Saltburn’ Meets ‘The Secret History’
•
“Glory and Gore” can be aptly described as a cross between Donna Tartt’s novel “The Secret History” and the 2023 hit film “Saltburn.”
Artist Profile: Truong Minh Quý on Weaving Identity into Independent Film Productions
•
For now, the audience will just have to wait patiently as Truong crafts his next head-turning masterpiece that is sure to wow the world yet again.
Men’s Basketball Loses Second Ivy League Home Game to Penn 82-67
•
Harvard men’s basketball lost its second consecutive home conference game to the University of Pennsylvania 82-67, despite entering the game as 7.5-point favorites.
Women’s Basketball Dominates Penn, Harmoni Turner Becomes Fourth Program All-Time Scorer
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Harvard women’s basketball delivered a commanding performance against the University of Pennsylvania on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, securing a 73-44 victory at The Palestra arena.
Women’s Basketball Rebounds with Resounding Victory over Brown
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Harvard women’s basketball returned to the win column with a commanding 83-53 victory over Brown at Lavietes Pavilion on Saturday, extending the Crimson’s dominance over the Bears to 18 straight games.
Women's Hockey Falls No. 6 Cornell on Senior Day in Front of Historic Crowd
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When the final buzzer rang in front of the largest crowd in Cambridge in Harvard women’s hockey history on Saturday, the scoreboard read 6-1 in favor of No. 6 Cornell and the Harvard Crimson was handed another loss.