More Than 100 Rally at Harvard, Demand Stronger Protections Against Sexual Violence
More than 100 Harvard affiliates gathered in Harvard’s Zimmer Hall Plaza Thursday night to protest sexual violence, calling on the University to strengthen protections for survivors and reform its handling of harassment complaints.
More Than 100 Rally at Harvard, Demand Stronger Protections Against Sexual Violence
More than 100 Harvard affiliates gathered in Harvard’s Zimmer Hall Plaza Thursday night to protest sexual violence, calling on the University to strengthen protections for survivors and reform its handling of harassment complaints.
Harvard Privately Weighs $500 Million Fundraising Push for Scientific Research
Harvard is privately weighing a rapid-fire fundraising push to secure $500 million for University-wide scientific research priorities, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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.
Harvard Grad Union Votes to Authorize Another Strike After 40-Day Walkout
Harvard’s graduate student union voted to authorize another strike, setting the stage for a possible second work stoppage this year as contract negotiations with the University stretch past 18 months.
Angela Bassett and Didier Drogba Among 2026 W. E. B. Du Bois Medal Recipients
Harvard awarded eight individuals the W. E. B. Du Bois Medal, the University’s highest honor in the field of African and African American studies, during a Thursday ceremony at Sanders Theatre.
Ecologist Michelle Mack Advocates For Forest-Based Solutions to Curb Wildfire Emissions
Targeted firefighting and planting fewer flammable trees could help slow a cycle of warming and worsening wildfires in North America’s boreal forest, Northern Arizona University ecologist Michelle Mack said Thursday.
Ecologist Michelle Mack Advocates For Forest-Based Solutions to Curb Wildfire Emissions
Targeted firefighting and planting fewer flammable trees could help slow a cycle of warming and worsening wildfires in North America’s boreal forest, Northern Arizona University ecologist Michelle Mack said Thursday.
Senator Andy Kim Encourages Pragmatic Relationship as U.S. and China Compete in Technological Development
U.S. Senator Andrew N. “Andy” Kim (D-N.J.) said that the United States must find a balance between competition and cooperation with China in order to continue driving technological advancements at a Thursday Institute of Politics forum.
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After Miracle Win, No. 18/19 Harvard Strives To Stay Undefeated Against Cornell
In Homer’s “The Odyssey,” the Greek hero Odysseus takes 10 years to return to his home in Ithaca following the end of the Trojan War, and this Saturday, Cornell will attempt to defeat the Harvard football team for the first time in nearly as long as the teams clash on Schoellkopf Field in Ithaca, N.Y.
After Miracle Win, No. 18/19 Harvard Strives To Stay Undefeated Against Cornell
In Homer’s “The Odyssey,” the Greek hero Odysseus takes 10 years to return to his home in Ithaca following the end of the Trojan War, and this Saturday, Cornell will attempt to defeat the Harvard football team for the first time in nearly as long as the teams clash on Schoellkopf Field in Ithaca, N.Y.
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.
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.
No. 8 Field Hockey Powers Past Penn and Upsets No. 5 Wake Forest
The No. 8 Harvard field hockey team dominated the weekend, taking down the University of Pennsylvania on the road before returning home to host No. 5 Wake Forest for a top-10 matchup. After blanking the Quakers (2-7, 0-3 Ivy League), the Crimson (8-1, 3-0) overcame an early deficit to upset the Demon Deacons (7-4, 2-1 ACC) on Berylson Field.
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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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.