Is the Next JD Vance Sitting in Your Philosophy Seminar?

Ask them, and they might insist that theirs is not so much a political project as is a philosophical one. But this same insistence on deep questions has also informed a rising conservative political movement — the so-called “New Right” — which eschews traditional Republican party politics in favor of more philosophical, and often more radical, views.

Are Whales Trying to Tell Us Something?

Project CETI, an interdisciplinary initiative consisting of over 50 scientists, is working to uncover — and eventually decode — patterns in whale “speech.”

‘In Deep Aeolic Infinitude’: Catching Wind of the Harvard Whistler’s Society

“For too long, whistling has been sort of a maligned art form, underappreciated in comparison to other forms of music-making,” Tyler Heaton says. “We figured it was high time to put our foot in the door.”



With Title Hopes on the Line, Harvard Faces Undefeated No. 22 Dartmouth

As Dartmouth students light a massive bonfire on Friday night as part of their annual homecoming celebration, the Harvard football team will be hoping to throw water on the flames the following afternoon — the one that’s carried the Big Green to an undefeated 6-0 start, heading into its matchup with the Crimson (5-1, 2-1 Ivy).

House Committee Reveals Private Deliberations Behind Harvard’s Disastrous October 9 Statement

In a tense exchange of emails and text messages two days after Hamas attacked Israel, 18 top Harvard administrators collectively drafted — and watered down — a public statement that backfired, drawing wide condemnation and ultimately contributing to Claudine Gay’s resignation as president.

Ivy League to Consider Allowing Football Teams to Play in Postseason

The Ivy League is considering a proposal to allow the Ancient Eight’s football teams to play in the postseason, according to Harvard Athletic Director Erin McDermott.





Malcolm Gladwell Speaks on Viral, Cultural Phenomena at the 2024 Boston Book Festival

Gladwell shares that he created his newest work to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his first and wildly famous book, “The Tipping Point.”

Holding onto the Halloween Spirit for One More Weekend? Check Out Wicked Haunt Fest in Charlestown

Wicked Haunt Fest is a Halloween oasis in Boston, turning what would otherwise be a vacant lot in Charlestown into an interactive holiday experience.

From Cultural Dish to Viral Trend: The Rise of an Asian American Food Culture

With the popularization of Asian foods, it is simultaneously important to credit the cultures from which these dishes originate.

‘Anastasia’ Preview: An Elegant Tale of Perseverance and Hope

Love, politics, royalty, and dreams will take center stage in “Anastasia,” which promises to deliver new insights and surprises.


The Breakfast Club Continues to Offer Lessons Beyond the Court

Harvard men’s basketball coach Tommy Amaker knows that building a great team is about more than athletic skill. There's no better example of Amaker putting this principle into practice than at The Breakfast Club, a treasured Harvard basketball tradition.

Women's Soccer Bests UPenn, Keeps Tournament Hopes Alive

Harvard women’s soccer (6-3-5, 2-3-1 Ivy) faced off against the UPenn Quakers (1-7-6, 0-4-2 Ivy) in a high-stakes, must-win Ivy League showdown that would help keep the squad’s Ivy Tournament dream alive. In a thrilling fashion, the Crimson scored a late goal in the final minutes of the match to prevail victorious, 1-0.

Big Green Beatdown, Women’s Volleyball Defeats Dartmouth

After two straight winless weekends, the Harvard women’s volleyball team (9-8, 4-4 Ivy) got back on track taking down Dartmouth (9-9, 2-6 Ivy) 3-1 on the road. This was the second victory for the Crimson over the Big Green this season as Harvard won the previous matchup at home also in 3-1 fashion. The Crimson have now won four straight over Dartmouth, having not lost to its rivals from Hanover since 2022.

Men's Tennis Finds Mixed Success at ITA Tournament

This past week saw Beren Tennis Centre play host to the Men's ITA New England Regionals, a five-day event running from Thursday through Monday. The main draw featured nine Harvard athletes amongst a field of 150 other competitors, with eight competing in the singles event and five duos representing the Crimson in doubles. The competition would see the finalists of the single event and the doubles champions earn the opportunity to move on to the NCAA Individual Championships later this year, hosted in Waco, Texas.


Malcolm Gladwell Speaks on Viral, Cultural Phenomena at the 2024 Boston Book Festival

Gladwell shares that he created his newest work to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his first and wildly famous book, “The Tipping Point.”

Holding onto the Halloween Spirit for One More Weekend? Check Out Wicked Haunt Fest in Charlestown

Wicked Haunt Fest is a Halloween oasis in Boston, turning what would otherwise be a vacant lot in Charlestown into an interactive holiday experience.

From Cultural Dish to Viral Trend: The Rise of an Asian American Food Culture

With the popularization of Asian foods, it is simultaneously important to credit the cultures from which these dishes originate.

‘Anastasia’ Preview: An Elegant Tale of Perseverance and Hope

Love, politics, royalty, and dreams will take center stage in “Anastasia,” which promises to deliver new insights and surprises.



The Breakfast Club Continues to Offer Lessons Beyond the Court

Harvard men’s basketball coach Tommy Amaker knows that building a great team is about more than athletic skill. There's no better example of Amaker putting this principle into practice than at The Breakfast Club, a treasured Harvard basketball tradition.

Women's Soccer Bests UPenn, Keeps Tournament Hopes Alive

Harvard women’s soccer (6-3-5, 2-3-1 Ivy) faced off against the UPenn Quakers (1-7-6, 0-4-2 Ivy) in a high-stakes, must-win Ivy League showdown that would help keep the squad’s Ivy Tournament dream alive. In a thrilling fashion, the Crimson scored a late goal in the final minutes of the match to prevail victorious, 1-0.

Big Green Beatdown, Women’s Volleyball Defeats Dartmouth

After two straight winless weekends, the Harvard women’s volleyball team (9-8, 4-4 Ivy) got back on track taking down Dartmouth (9-9, 2-6 Ivy) 3-1 on the road. This was the second victory for the Crimson over the Big Green this season as Harvard won the previous matchup at home also in 3-1 fashion. The Crimson have now won four straight over Dartmouth, having not lost to its rivals from Hanover since 2022.

Men's Tennis Finds Mixed Success at ITA Tournament

This past week saw Beren Tennis Centre play host to the Men's ITA New England Regionals, a five-day event running from Thursday through Monday. The main draw featured nine Harvard athletes amongst a field of 150 other competitors, with eight competing in the singles event and five duos representing the Crimson in doubles. The competition would see the finalists of the single event and the doubles champions earn the opportunity to move on to the NCAA Individual Championships later this year, hosted in Waco, Texas.