Harvard Graduate Student Union to Strike for Second Time This Year as Contract Talks Stall
Harvard’s graduate students will walk off the job Tuesday for the second time this year after the union and the University failed to reach a contract agreement before an 11:59 pm Monday deadline, a union spokesperson confirmed.
Harvard Graduate Student Union to Strike for Second Time This Year as Contract Talks Stall
Harvard’s graduate students will walk off the job Tuesday for the second time this year after the union and the University failed to reach a contract agreement before an 11:59 pm Monday deadline, a union spokesperson confirmed.
Black Enrollment Falls for Third Straight Year, Asian Enrollment Rises in Harvard’s Class of 2030
The proportion of Black students enrolled in Harvard College’s Class of 2030 fell for the third consecutive year since the Supreme Court overturned race-conscious admissions, dropping to 9.3 percent of the Class of 2030, according to data released by Harvard on Tuesday.
HUA Will Survey Students on Digital IDs and MBTA Passes — Again
The Harvard Undergraduate Association will once again ask students whether they want digital HUIDs and subsidized MBTA passes – two promises HUA campaigns have gone for years without delivering — HUA Residential Life Officer Finn R. Berard ’29 announced at a Sunday general meeting.
HUA Will Survey Students on Digital IDs and MBTA Passes — Again
The Harvard Undergraduate Association will once again ask students whether they want digital HUIDs and subsidized MBTA passes – two promises HUA campaigns have gone for years without delivering — HUA Residential Life Officer Finn R. Berard ’29 announced at a Sunday general meeting.
Harvard Law School Raises Record $135 Million in Fiscal Year 2026
Harvard Law School raised a record $135 million dollars in fiscal year 2026, surpassing its two most recent fundraising years by more than $50 million, according to a person briefed on the giving.
Kirkland House Residents Displaced Overnight After Steam Valve Malfunction
Kirkland House was evacuated for at least half an hour Sunday night after a malfunctioning steam valve triggered a fire alarm, prompting a response from the Cambridge Fire Department.
Cambridge Sees Historically High Science and Math MCAS Scores, But Racial and Socioeconomic Gaps Remain
Third through eighth grade Cambridge Public School students achieved the highest scores on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System math and science exams that the district has seen in at least a decade — but Black and low-income students continue to fall behind their peers, according to a Tuesday district presentation.
Cambridge Sees Historically High Science and Math MCAS Scores, But Racial and Socioeconomic Gaps Remain
Third through eighth grade Cambridge Public School students achieved the highest scores on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System math and science exams that the district has seen in at least a decade — but Black and low-income students continue to fall behind their peers, according to a Tuesday district presentation.
City Council Renews Push to Make Route 1 Bus Fare-Free
The Cambridge City Council is again pushing to make the Route 1 bus free for riders, unanimously backing an order directing city staff to work with Boston to assess the feasibility of the plan.
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Zhang Claims Individual Title and Harvard Places Second at Lady Blue Hen Invitiational
Harvard women’s golf closed out its fall season on a high note this weekend, as junior Vanessa Zhang captured the individual title at the Lady Blue Hen Invitational and the Crimson rallied to a second-place team finish. Competing at Rehoboth Beach Country Club in Delaware, Harvard delivered a tournament-best final round of nine-under-par 279 to finish just five strokes behind the hosting University of Delaware.
Zhang Claims Individual Title and Harvard Places Second at Lady Blue Hen Invitiational
Harvard women’s golf closed out its fall season on a high note this weekend, as junior Vanessa Zhang captured the individual title at the Lady Blue Hen Invitational and the Crimson rallied to a second-place team finish. Competing at Rehoboth Beach Country Club in Delaware, Harvard delivered a tournament-best final round of nine-under-par 279 to finish just five strokes behind the hosting University of Delaware.
From 12 Goals to None: Harvard Women’s Hockey Splits Weekend Against Saint Michael’s and New Hampshire
Just 24 hours separated two drastically different performances for the Harvard women’s ice hockey team. On Friday night, the Crimson erupted for 12 goals against Saint Michael’s, recording its highest-scoring game in the last two decades. Then, on Saturday night, that same offense went silent, as the University of New Hampshire handed Harvard its first loss of the season in a 3-0 shutout.
Stephanie Yakoff Commits To Michigan As A Graduate Transfer
Senior Stephanie Yakoff will transfer to the University of Michigan, she confirmed to The Crimson on Thursday evening.
No. 15/17 Harvard Stands Alone Atop Ivy League after Mauling RV Princeton 35-7
In a game that pinned its winner atop the Ivy League with a 3-0 conference record, the No. 15/17 Harvard Crimson left no room for interpretation, dominating RV Princeton wire-to-wire in a 35-7 victory that showed the rest of the conference who the Ancient Eight’s real apex predator is.
Harvard Theater: Fall 2026 Season Preview
From a theater department’s casting rivalries to the uncertain afterlife of a Canadian chamber choir, Harvard’s Fall 2026 theater season gives its characters plenty to contend with.
Liars Review: Boston’s Quirkiest Bistro
The adventurous, the bold, and anyone who wants to say that they ate tongue and enjoyed it will find a home at Liars.
Artist Profile: A Taste of Vivian Dang’s Boston
Vivian Dang sees her platform as a privilege to spotlight the rich assortment of good eats with other Bostonians.
A Triumphant Start: Bach Society Orchestra Opens Its 73rd Season
The Bach Society Orchestra’s opening concert on Oct. 10 in Paine Hall was a triumphant performance.