Vance Announces Investigation Into Harvard, Eight Other Universities Over Alleged Visa Fraud
Vice President JD Vance announced Thursday that the Trump administration is investigating Harvard and eight other universities for potential J-1 visa fraud, alleging that the institutions are using foreign researchers to undercut the wages of American graduate students and researchers.
Vance Announces Investigation Into Harvard, Eight Other Universities Over Alleged Visa Fraud
Vice President JD Vance announced Thursday that the Trump administration is investigating Harvard and eight other universities for potential J-1 visa fraud, alleging that the institutions are using foreign researchers to undercut the wages of American graduate students and researchers.
Three Years After Oct. 7 Attack, More Than 100 People Gather for Vigil Mourning Victims
More than 100 people gathered in the Zimmer Hall Plaza on Wednesday for a vigil to mourn those killed in Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel, three years to the day after the attack.
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Says City Prepared to Challenge USPS Over Allston Post Office Closure
Allston elected officials pledged to fight the U.S. Postal Service’s proposed permanent closure of the neighborhood’s post office in a Monday afternoon press conference, escalating a fight over the neighborhood branch that has been closed since 2019.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Says City Prepared to Challenge USPS Over Allston Post Office Closure
Allston elected officials pledged to fight the U.S. Postal Service’s proposed permanent closure of the neighborhood’s post office in a Monday afternoon press conference, escalating a fight over the neighborhood branch that has been closed since 2019.
Theaster Gates Says Land Is More Than Property in Talk With Henry Louis Gates Jr.
University professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and artist Theaster Gates discussed the need to protect artistic freedom in contrast to political expectations placed on Black artists at a Tuesday talk at the Cambridge Public Library.
Author Daniel Bell Applies Confucian Thinking to Chinese Invasion of Taiwan at Belfer Center Talk
Daniel A. Bell, a professor of political theory at the University of Hong Kong, discouraged a Chinese invasion of Taiwan through the lens of Confucianism at a Wednesday talk at the Harvard Kennedy School.
Harvard Medical School Study Reveals How Cells Respond to Viral Infections
A new Harvard Medical School study uncovered a mechanism that cells use to rapidly respond to certain viral infections, a finding that researchers say could eventually improve vaccines and gene therapies.
Harvard Medical School Study Reveals How Cells Respond to Viral Infections
A new Harvard Medical School study uncovered a mechanism that cells use to rapidly respond to certain viral infections, a finding that researchers say could eventually improve vaccines and gene therapies.
One Person Injured in Central Square Shooting
One person was injured in a shooting near Central Square late Wednesday night, the second shooting in Cambridge in less than two days, according to a Cambridge Police Department emergency alert.
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Sailing Wins First Round of the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championship
Harvard sailing spread its roster across five regattas throughout New England this weekend, winning the first round of the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championship and finishing fourth at the Danmark Trophy, highlighting a packed slate of competition.
Sailing Wins First Round of the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championship
Harvard sailing spread its roster across five regattas throughout New England this weekend, winning the first round of the Women’s Atlantic Coast Championship and finishing fourth at the Danmark Trophy, highlighting a packed slate of competition.
Double Trouble: Zhang and Feng Share Yale Invitational Crown
The Harvard women’s golf team fell just one stroke short of its first tournament victory of the fall, but junior Vanessa Zhang and freshman Rayee Feng still left New Haven as individual co-champions, each shooting six-under par across three rounds at the newly renovated Yale Golf Course. The duo’s success helped Harvard finish second in the eight-team field.
Bailey Bails Out Harvard With Hail Mary and Lateral Miracle Over Colgate
No. 20/22 Harvard miraculously defeated No. 22/20 Colgate with a “Bailey Bailout” Hail Mary and lateral as time expired, extending the Crimson’s winning streak in home-openers to 25 games in a dramatic 20-17 win under Saturday night lights.
No. 24 Harvard Women’s Soccer Beats Cornell 4-1 Behind A Strong Second Half
After entering halftime tied 1-1, No. 24 Harvard needed just 16 minutes to score three goals in the second half, using the energy of the Alumni Day crowd to spark its 4-1 win over Cornell. Freshman forward Brooke Huleatt scored two goals, opening the scoring early in the first half before adding Harvard’s fourth to cap off the victory. Co-captains Ólöf Kristinsdóttir and Anna Rayhill each also scored in the second half.
Role Model Concert Review: Time Flies When Chuck Timely’s On Stage
Role Model’s love for Boston saturated every aspect of the show, from his Red Sox baseball cap to the lyric changes he incorporated throughout the performance.
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‘The Gem’ Album Review: An Ode to Evolution, Without Much Evolution Itself
Jacklin continues to push through her deliberations on solitude, on love and on loss, through both a nostalgic and fresh lens.
‘Hollywood, Ending’ Review: John Green’s Newest Novel Offers an Authentic Look at Fame
For Juniper and Kai what matters by the novel’s close is the ending — not Hollywood.