Harvard Academic Workers Will Strike Tuesday After Final Bargaining Session Ends Without a Deal

Harvard’s non-tenure-track faculty and researchers will walk out of classrooms and labs Tuesday for the first time, after a final bargaining session Monday ended without a contract agreement with the University.

Harvard Still Hasn’t Found a Permanent Director for Its Middle Eastern Studies Center

More than 18 months after ousting the leaders of its embattled Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard has yet to name a new permanent director — and at least two professors have turned down the job.

Harvard Law Postpones Ames Moot Court Rounds to Spring, Citing Graduate Student Union Strike

Three Tickets Vie to Lead Harvard Institute of Politics in Contested Election

Harvard House Committees Spent $727,000 Last Year. Here’s Where the Money Went.

Harvard’s 12 House Committees spent more than $727,000 last year on everything from lavish formals to ice sculptures and free merchandise. But spending varied sharply across Houses — and eight of the 12 committees spent more than they brought in, according to internal financial records obtained by The Crimson.

Harvard Innovation Labs Calls for Students to Address the “Unprompted” in President’s Innovation Challenge Launch

The Harvard Innovation Labs launched its annual President’s Innovation Challenge on Tuesday, offering startup funding from a prize pool of $500,000 to students across the University.

City Funding, Nonprofit Partnership Helped Keep 172 Residents on SNAP, MassHealth

Cambridge, in partnership with more than 30 local organizations, helped 172 residents stay enrolled in food and health benefit programs last month after the city allocated $500,000 in stopgap funding as part of its ongoing response to federal cuts.