Harvard Football Turns to a New Chapter. Here’s What To Know About Team 153.

Heading into head coach Andrew Aurich’s third season at the helm of Harvard football, the expectations are as high as ever. However, with a new quarterback and a dramatic clash with Yale looming, the Crimson has some questions to answer as it vies for another Ivy League championship.

Harvard Rejects Jewish Alumni Group’s Call to Revoke Kristof Honor, Citing Free Speech

Harvard Kennedy School Dean Jeremy M. Weinstein has refused to strip New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof of an endowed lecture honor, writing that withdrawing the invitation would call into question the Kennedy School’s “very commitment to free speech,” according to letters obtained by The Crimson.

FAS Raised Roughly $800 Million In FY2026, Far Surpassing Its $500 Million Target

Judge Dismisses Domestic Violence Charges Against HMS Professor

Cambridge Schools Ban Smart Glasses and Other Wearable Recording Devices

Cambridge Public Schools banned the use of smart glasses across the district — prohibiting students from carrying them on all school property as district officials move to regulate emerging technology before it becomes a classroom issue.

Cambridge Appoints Members to Childcare Affordability Task Force

The Cambridge City Council appointed 14 members to a new task force charged with tackling the rising cost of childcare — assembling the second group intended to assess affordability measures in the last four months.

Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Four-Year Student Visa Cap

A federal judge temporarily blocked a federal rule that would impose fixed admission periods of up to four years on international students and scholars, postponing the policy one day before it was set to go into effect.