Meg P. Bernhard

Crimson staff writer

Meg P. Bernhard

Meg is the managing editor for the 143rd guard.

Crimson staff writer Meg P. Bernhard can be reached at meg.bernhard@thecrimson.com. Follow her on X @meg_bernhard.

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Hopi E. Hoekstra

Hopi E. Hoekstra will be Harvard's next dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences starting Aug. 1.


Night Walk

Every night as I walk my quiet mile, I grasp at memories. The sound of her voice. The way her eyes squinted when she was smiling too hard. The words she liked to write. I fear I am forgetting details.


Meg P. Bernhard and Haley A. Rue '17

Meg P. Bernhard and Haley A. Rue '17


Fly Like Paper

Paper planes littered the field during the Harvard-Yale game Saturday


Police Recovered a Person from Charles River

Local police recovered a person from the Charles River Friday night.


Harvard’s Outside Research Funding Continues To Fall

Harvard received just under $800 million in outside research funding in fiscal year 2015, continuing a years-long decline, according to a recent University report.


Cultural Student Groups Plan Coalition for ‘Collective Action’

As college students across the country stage protests in response to race-related incidents on their campuses, some cultural student groups at Harvard are planning to form a coalition “to present demands to the administration.”


Faculty Praise Proposal To Overhaul Gen Ed Program

​Faculty members overwhelmingly praised a proposal for a renewed General Education program—a drastic overhaul of the program’s current structure—at the semester’s final meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences on Tuesday.


House Masters ‘Unanimously’ Agree To Change Title

Administrators and House masters acknowledged Tuesday that the move to abandon the term was in part prompted by recent protests against racism on campuses across the country.


Report Outlines ‘Major Proposals’ for Gen Ed Overhaul

​Harvard undergraduates would be required to fulfill distribution requirements, complete a quantitative-based course, and take fewer general education courses in new, consolidated categories as part of a drastically altered General Education program, should members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences vote to approve a new proposal in the coming months.