People like Thiel should not encourage students to forsake higher education for the sake of a shot at entrepreneurship mid-way through their undergraduate careers.

The Undergraduate Council’s move to expand the availability of funding for student organizations is a noble one; such a program brings us closer to creating a more vibrant campus community.

It would be a tragedy if a single misguided lawsuit was allowed to destroy a progressive University policy that is necessary to ensuring true fairness in Harvard's admissions.

We applaud HUDS for listening to student concerns about food quality, healthiness, sustainability, and labor rights, and for taking those issues into consideration when choosing the winter menu.

Instead of focusing on the relatively inconsequential decision of SAE to door-drop invitations this year, our campus should use this occasion to consider the larger issue of gender discrimination within student organizations.

Harvard should have taken a stance for Temi Fagbenle not only to protect a student who has been grossly wronged, but also to help ameliorate wider and more endemic problems with the NCAA.

The fact of the matter is that things Santorum considers to be the trappings of leftism, like available birth control and respect for queer individuals, are in fact just the basic requirements of a decent, modern community.

The difficult and byzantine structure of the PTP tool is an added hassle that deters students from taking it seriously

Harvard College’s administration deserves commendation for taking steps in establishing and supporting potential solutions to its social space woes in spite of an uncertain fiscal climate.

Ultimately, a federal solution is necessary to combat the outsized costs of an education; the government must take the initiative to dramatically increase the federal aid it provides to universities, particularly public universities.