Harvard Academic Workers Will Strike Tuesday After Final Bargaining Session Ends Without a Deal

Harvard’s non-tenure-track faculty and researchers will walk out of classrooms and labs Tuesday for the first time, after a final bargaining session Monday ended without a contract agreement with the University.

Harvard Still Hasn’t Found a Permanent Director for Its Middle Eastern Studies Center

More than 18 months after ousting the leaders of its embattled Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard has yet to name a new permanent director — and at least two professors have turned down the job.

Harvard Law School Students Stage Library ‘Study-In’ in Support of Clinical Instructors

Harvard Students Struggle With Loss of Academic Support Amid Graduate Student Strike

Fire Alarm Cuts Short Yo-Yo Ma, Stephen Colbert Event as Graduate Student Union Pickets Outside

A sold-out panel event featuring cellist Yo-Yo Ma ’76 and comedian Stephen Colbert was cut short by a fire alarm Thursday night, forcing attendees to evacuate Sanders Theatre as roughly 80 Harvard graduate student union demonstrators picketed outside.

HUA Rideshare Program Sees $3,000 Decrease Due To Funding Shift

The Harvard Undergraduate Association reduced funding for its airport Uber and Lyft voucher program by $3,000 from last semester, citing both stricter budgeting practices and lower demand than budgeted for in the spring.

Kirkland Residents Hope to Preserve House Character Through Renovations

Several Kirkland House residents said they hoped renovations would improve living spaces while preserving the House’s “charm” and “history,” with construction slated to begin no earlier than the 2028-29 academic year.