Council on Academic Freedom at Harvard
Boaz Barak: For Our Sake and The Middle East’s, Harvard’s Protesters Should Stop Grabbing Headlines
Yesterday, in protest of the war in Gaza, dozens of student organizers began an encampment at Harvard Yard, holding protests and spending the night in tents.
If It Rights the Ship, Harvard Can Inform a New Renaissance
As the last spasm of America’s decade-long cultural convulsion plays out at Harvard, we find ourselves at an extraordinary moment in time.
Make Harvard Happy Again
Today at Harvard, we are struggling with a culture of fear and contempt — one that has created a lot of unhappiness. But University leadership can do a great deal to change this culture and help pave the way for improvement across higher education.
Mandatory DEI Statements Are Ideological Pledges of Allegiance. Time to Abandon Them.
On a posting for a position as an assistant professor in international and comparative education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, applicants are required to submit a CV, a cover letter, a research statement, three letters of reference, three or more writing samples, and a statement of teaching philosophy that includes a description of their “orientation toward diversity, equity, and inclusion practices.”