Harvard Kennedy School Group Publicizes Gender Imbalance

The Progressive Caucus at Harvard Kennedy School gave away home-made pastries yesterday in the John F. Kennedy Forum as a tongue-in-cheek attempt to raise awareness of the low percentage of women faculty members at the school.

Cantabrigians Protest the Egyptian Government

Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Cambridge today to protest the actions of the Egyptian government. Students, residents, and visitors gathered to call for democracy in Egypt and to show solidarity for the protesters there.

Kaine Calls for Bolder Messaging

DNC Chairman Tim Kaine spoke about the Obama administration's messaging last night at Kirkland House.

Where To Watch the State of the Union Tonight

President Barack Obama will deliver his second State of the Union address tonight at 9 p.m., and many Harvard students are planning to take a break from shopping week to watch. Wondering where you can watch? Don't worry, we've got you covered.

Newly Elected Members of Congress Attend Harvard Conference

Twenty-six newly elected Congresspeople gathered at the Institute of Politics last week to attend sessions on topics they will address as legislators.

Dems, QSA Debate Impact of DADT Repeal on ROTC at Harvard

Following yesterday’s release of a Pentagon report on gay and lesbian service members in the military, members of the Harvard College Democrats and Harvard College Queer Students and Allies gathered to discuss the possible impact of the report on the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy and Harvard’s current ban on the Reserve Officer Training Corps.

European Official Looks at Solutions For Crisis

European Commissioner for Financial Programming and Budget Janusz Lewandowski discussed solutions to the financial crisis last night as part of a series of conversations on the challenges of the 21st century from American and European perspectives.

Matthew S. Coe-Odess '12 and his running mate Tengbo Li ’12 receive the support of their campaign team after hearing of the Ebrahim-Cao win in the UC election last night.

With only a couple of minutes remaining before the UC election results are made public, Matthew S. Coe-Odess '12 and his running mate Tengbo Li ’12 compose themselves during a short lull in their election party Thursday night.

Harvard Republican Club To Right a 'Wrong' Image

The Harvard Republican Club aims to correct the ways students might be “Wrong About the Right” in a campaign launched this morning.

Election Results Night

Students from all over campus gathered last night to watch the results of the Fall 2010 elections as state Democrats celebrated their victories in downtown Boston.

Dems GOTV in New Hampshire

The Harvard College Democrats spent the weekend in New Hampshire canvassing and phone banking to rally the Democratic vote for Tuesday's elections.

Panera Bread CEO Speaks on Politics

Ronald M. Shaich, co-founder and CEO of Panera Bread, described his vision to break partisan political gridlock through his new ...

Obama Pushes Voters To Head to the Polls

President Barack Obama urged voters to reelect Massachusetts Governor Deval L. Patrick ’78 at a rally in Boston on Saturday.

Harvard Students Challenge Obama on Campaign Promises of AIDS Funding at Rally

Harvard College Global Health and AIDS Coalition activists staged a protest during President Barack Obama's rally in Boston on Saturday

Today in Photos (09/29/2010)

Photographs from the September 29th, 2010 edition of the The Harvard Crimson.

Baroness speaks about EU

Baroness Catherine Ashton spoke about foreign affairs and the European Union yesterday at the Sackler Museum. Her speech, "The European Union Facing Global Challenges," was the 19th annual Paul-Henri Spaak lecture presented by the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs. Baroness Ashton serves as High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy of the European Union.

Mixed Thoughts on DREAM Act Vote

While the University has been involved in multiple layers of support for a piece of legislation providing relief for undocumented students, many undergraduates and Harvard affiliates have also been rallying with several unaffiliated organizations on the state and national levels.

Chris Matthews Brings "Hardball" to Kirkland

MSNBC political pundit Chris Matthews turned to Harvard Republican Club President Mark A. Isaacson ’11 yesterday and asked him when he first “felt” Republican.

Organizing Integration

In 1960, the student group known as the Emergency Public Integration Committee drew attention to anti-segregation activism.

Today in Photos (04/29/10)

Students begin to make their way into reading period after yesterday, the last day of classes. Lamont Library has been seeing higher volumes of late night studiers for the past couple of days before reading period.

Hip Hop Aid

Hip hop artists and political activists Sabreena Da Witch and M1 of Dead Prez spoke on a panel about the ways the entrepreneurial spirit inherent in hip-hop culture can assist global economic recovery efforts

Women Leaders Celebrated

In the elegance of the Charles Hotel Regatta Bar, members of the Harvard community gathered to honor the recipients and nominees of the 13th annual Harvard College Leadership Awards.

Eric Byler, co-founder of the Coffee Party, which encourages healthy debate about federal government, presents his documentary titled 9,500 Liberty yesterday in Harvard Hall. The event was co-sponsored by the Harvard Democrats and the Asian American Association.

Uggi Lee '13 performs his version of "Send Revival Start with Me" at last Saturday's HRiNK (Human Rights in North Korea) Coffeehouse Event.