‘Abusing and Threatening and Harassing’: Inside the Collapse of Leo Terrell’s DOJ Antisemitism Task Force
Once the public face of the Trump administration’s campaign to reform elite universities, Leo Terrell now presides over an operation that former interns and Justice Department attorneys described as isolated, dysfunctional, and beset by internal conflict.
‘Abusing and Threatening and Harassing’: Inside the Collapse of Leo Terrell’s DOJ Antisemitism Task Force
Once the public face of the Trump administration’s campaign to reform elite universities, Leo Terrell now presides over an operation that former interns and Justice Department attorneys described as isolated, dysfunctional, and beset by internal conflict.
Live: Harvard Graduate Workers Strike for Second Time This Year
Harvard graduate student workers began their second strike of the year Tuesday after contract negotiations with the University stalled, nearly five months after ending a 40-day walkout in the spring.
Boston Officials Put Forward Proposal for Community Center, Housing on Jackson Mann Community Center Site
The city of Boston introduced a draft proposal to construct a new community center and housing for the redevelopment of the Jackson Mann Community Center at a Tuesday resident meeting.
Boston Officials Put Forward Proposal for Community Center, Housing on Jackson Mann Community Center Site
The city of Boston introduced a draft proposal to construct a new community center and housing for the redevelopment of the Jackson Mann Community Center at a Tuesday resident meeting.
Former Rep. Liz Cheney Casts Doubt That Republicans Will Accept Midterm Election Results at IOP Forum
Former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) doubted that congressional Republicans would affirm upcoming midterm election results during a Tuesday Harvard Institute of Politics talk.
Harvard Investigated 10 of 48 Discrimination Complaints, Found No Violations, Report Shows
Harvard opened investigations into just 10 of 48 formal discrimination complaints filed between September 2023 and December 2025, finding no policy violations in the eight that reached a determination, according to a long-awaited University report quietly posted online in September.
Harvard Sees Steepest Drop in Varsity Participants in More Than a Decade
Harvard’s varsity teams lost more than 100 athletes in the past year — the steepest one-year drop since at least 2012 — pushing participation to its lowest level in over a decade, according to federal data released Monday.
Harvard Sees Steepest Drop in Varsity Participants in More Than a Decade
Harvard’s varsity teams lost more than 100 athletes in the past year — the steepest one-year drop since at least 2012 — pushing participation to its lowest level in over a decade, according to federal data released Monday.
Harvard’s New Climate Concentration Faces Staffing Challenges After FAS Layoffs
As Harvard’s new Energy, Climate, and the Environment concentration welcomes its first official cohort of students this fall, faculty leading the interdisciplinary program say summer staff layoffs have complicated its launch, leaving professors to take on additional administrative responsibilities.
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No. 13/16 Harvard Set for Spooky Showdown Against Dartmouth On Friday
While most college students across the country will spend the first night of Halloween weekend partying on their campuses, two Ivy League institutions will see their squads convene at Buddy Teevens Stadium in Hanover, N.H., on Friday as No. 13/16 Harvard visits Dartmouth in a pivotal Ivy League matchup.
No. 13/16 Harvard Set for Spooky Showdown Against Dartmouth On Friday
While most college students across the country will spend the first night of Halloween weekend partying on their campuses, two Ivy League institutions will see their squads convene at Buddy Teevens Stadium in Hanover, N.H., on Friday as No. 13/16 Harvard visits Dartmouth in a pivotal Ivy League matchup.
Brown’s Defense Stifles Harvard Women’s Soccer’s Offense to Season-Low Shots in 1-0 Victory
When two of the Ivy League’s most productive offenses met Saturday evening, the Bears needed just one goal, as their defense effectively limited Harvard to a season-low five shots, two of which were on target, en route to a 1-0 victory.
From 12 Goals to None: Harvard Women’s Hockey Splits Weekend Against Saint Michael’s and New Hampshire
Just 24 hours separated two drastically different performances for the Harvard women’s ice hockey team. On Friday night, the Crimson erupted for 12 goals against Saint Michael’s, recording its highest-scoring game in the last two decades. Then, on Saturday night, that same offense went silent, as the University of New Hampshire handed Harvard its first loss of the season in a 3-0 shutout.
Zhang Claims Individual Title and Harvard Places Second at Lady Blue Hen Invitiational
Harvard women’s golf closed out its fall season on a high note this weekend, as junior Vanessa Zhang captured the individual title at the Lady Blue Hen Invitational and the Crimson rallied to a second-place team finish. Competing at Rehoboth Beach Country Club in Delaware, Harvard delivered a tournament-best final round of nine-under-par 279 to finish just five strokes behind the hosting University of Delaware.
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‘Love You to Death’ Review: Life, Love, and Second Chances
For most people, death is the end, but, for Lucy McKenzie, it’s just the beginning.
Promising Program, Mixed Results: The BSO Performs Simon and Tchaikovsky
You won’t find many programs that, on paper, pack as much of a punch as those presented by Andris Nelsons and the BSO from Oct. 15 to 17.
Gracenote Coffee Review: Your Next Tantalizing To-Go Coffee Spot
An experience at Gracenote Coffee is exactly like what its musical name implies — swift, expedient, and delightful on all counts.