‘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.
Dartmouth Stuns No. 13/16 Harvard Football, 24-14
HANOVER, N.H. — Six days after claiming the top spot in the Ivy League with last week’s victory against Princeton, No. 13/16 Harvard handed that title to Dartmouth, falling 24-14 in a Friday night meltdown in which sophomore quarterback Charlie Smith threw a whopping five interceptions.
HLS Professor Gabriella Blum To Serve as Radcliffe Interim Dean During Search for Permanent Dean
Harvard Law School professor Gabriella Blum will serve as the interim dean of the Harvard Radcliffe Institute, University President Alan M. Garber ’76 and Provost John F. Manning ’82 announced Tuesday.
HLS Professor Gabriella Blum To Serve as Radcliffe Interim Dean During Search for Permanent Dean
Harvard Law School professor Gabriella Blum will serve as the interim dean of the Harvard Radcliffe Institute, University President Alan M. Garber ’76 and Provost John F. Manning ’82 announced Tuesday.
Cambridge City Council Narrowly Votes to Divest from Companies Tied to Israel
After orders to divest and boycott companies tied to Israel sparked a contentious stretch of public comment last week, the Cambridge City Council narrowly voted on Tuesday to divest city funds from five companies: Palantir Technologies Inc., Elbit Systems, Lockheed Martin, GE Aerospace, and Boeing.
Advocates Call Proposed MWRA Sewage Overflow Plan Insufficient At Final Public Hearing
Residents and local advocates criticized a proposed $1.3 billion plan to curb sewage overflow into the Charles River and other local waterways as insufficient at a Somerville public hearing on Wednesday.
‘How Would It Be Different?’: Students Question Potential Zimmer Hall Fly-By Location
Students had mixed reactions to a possible additional grab-and-go lunch location in Zimmer Hall after Harvard College Dean David J. Deming floated the idea with student leaders last month, as an option to reduce Fly-By wait times.
‘How Would It Be Different?’: Students Question Potential Zimmer Hall Fly-By Location
Students had mixed reactions to a possible additional grab-and-go lunch location in Zimmer Hall after Harvard College Dean David J. Deming floated the idea with student leaders last month, as an option to reduce Fly-By wait times.
Harvard Dems Knock on More Than 6,000 Doors Ahead of Midterms
The Harvard College Democrats have door-knocked more than 6,000 voters this fall, targeting competitive races across Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Ohio ahead of the fall 2026 midterm elections.
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Men’s Basketball Eyes Ivy Glory in Amaker’s 20th Season
With the trees turning to hues of orange and red as the Cambridge weather returns to its signature winter chilliness, Harvard men’s basketball is on the verge of its 116th season in what looks to be a wide-open Ivy League. Utilizing its immense raw talent and another year of experience, the Crimson might finally bring home its first Ivy League Tournament Championship since the tournament began a decade ago.
Men’s Basketball Eyes Ivy Glory in Amaker’s 20th Season
With the trees turning to hues of orange and red as the Cambridge weather returns to its signature winter chilliness, Harvard men’s basketball is on the verge of its 116th season in what looks to be a wide-open Ivy League. Utilizing its immense raw talent and another year of experience, the Crimson might finally bring home its first Ivy League Tournament Championship since the tournament began a decade ago.
Unfinished Business: Harvard Women’s Basketball Sets Sights on Ivy League Title and Return to March Madness
Under fifth-year head coach Carrie Moore, the Crimson finished last season 20-12 overall and 10-4 in conference play, recording its third 20-win season in four years and consecutive 10-win Ivy seasons for the first time in more than a decade. Tomorrow, the team takes on No. 17 Minnesota on the road.
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.
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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.
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