Opinion
Editorials
Harvard Should Consider Providing Narcan
Two students’ efforts to make Narcan — a nasal spray form of the drug naloxone — widely available on campus to combat opioid overdoses are praiseworthy.
Op-Eds
The Time to Divest Harvard is Now
The real resonance of Harvard making the responsible choice to divest from fossil fuels would be in its modeling leadership in climate action for its peer institutions.
Editorials
Harvard Should Keep Its Research Free of Undue Corporate Influence
Harvard should take concrete steps to demonstrate that it is serious about the ethical issues underlying its research projects.
The Administration of Mental Health
In order to ensure that students with mental illnesses are being treated fairly and with dignity, the University must take a cooperative role in the treatment process.
Harvard Should Compensate Its Overworked Workers
It is only fair that Harvard remunerate employees for the extra hours they worked.
Op-Eds
Failure of Diversity in IOP's New Member Orientation
It's time the events meant to prepare freshmen representatives for their careers in Washington are as diverse as the representatives themselves.
Escaping the Harvard Bubble, One Peak at a Time
Amid our hectic lives here in Cambridge, we often forget to take advantage of the natural beauty in our own backyard.
Are We Really Welcome Here?
It is not enough to speak about BGLTQ inclusion. Harvard needs to make a tangible demonstration that it wants all of us here.
The Ideas Behind the Words
Words matter. And the language around gender, sexuality, and identity is constantly changing.
Rejecting Harvard’s Aristocracy
I am not interested in being part of the elite, even if it is this less white, less Christian, more “woke” WASP elite that Harvard is building.
Unsubtle Asian Traits
Leave the subtleties and the individualism for another day. Today, give the people their silly, simple, and unsubtle memes.
Stand Up for the Sanctions, Harvard
The misguided lawsuits by mostly national national Greek organizations challenge the College’s sanctions at the expense of a more equitable student experience.
Letter to the Editor: Article Misrepresented Dershowitz
Virginia Roberts leveled her false accusations four years ago. At the time, I disproved them categorically.
An Asian-American Athlete’s Application to Harvard
If anything, viewing my admissions file was a reassuring yet somewhat haunting reminder of the human nature of institutions.
The Limits of Representation
We can still celebrate representation, but we’ll be far better off if we demand more.
Reviewing Procedural Misconduct
The alleged harassment committed by Fryer is antithetical to the new code of conduct adopted by the American Economic Association just this spring.
On (Transformative) Experience, Or: The Hot Take Column
Most books should be journal articles, and most journal articles should be footnotes. You get the point: Most columns should be tweets.
In Favor of a Realistic Diversity, Inclusivity, and Equity Committee at the Law School
A committee and office dealing with issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity would represent important steps in the right direction.