Crime
Two College Students Arrested on Multiple Charges
The undergraduates had broken into the Lowell House construction site, per a public HUPD log filed May 14.
Four Thousand Dollars of Equipment Stolen from Quad Sound Studios
The Quad Sound Studios has yet to recover any of the recording and sound equipment—totaling more than $4,000 in value—that was stolen from their studio in late March.
No More Names
Samyra C. Miller '21 and Asia T. Stewart '18 sing during the No More Names concert Tuesday evening at The Agassiz Theater in Radcliffe Yard.
‘Review Committee’ Not a Direct Response to Student Demands, Faust Says
Faust also said she convened the committee to examine “what can we do differently to make sure that we don’t have such an incident and disturbing event happen again.”
Hundreds of Harvard Affiliates Sign Letter Demanding Reform After Black Student's Arrest
The letter states the black student’s forcible arrest proves that Harvard University Health Services and Harvard University Police Department are “not adequately equipped” to serve students.
Officers Who Arrested Black Student Had Not Taken Extra Training on Engaging Mentally Ill Individuals
Roughly one-third of CPD’s officers and all supervisors have taken the non-mandatory training to date. CPD's stated goal is to put "the entire department" through the program.
Cambridge Police Will Add Office to Monitor Racial Bias, Use of Force
Through the new office, which will be called the Office of Procedural Justice, Cambridge Police hopes to show a commitment to transparency and responsibility by analyzing citizens’ confrontations with the police.
Imprisoned in a Box
A Harvard student sits silently to protest solitary confinement in correctional facilities.
Discussion with Chiefs
William "Bill" Scott, San Francisco's Chief of Police, speaks during a panel at the Kennedy School with the Police Chiefs of Minneapolis and Detroit Thursday afternoon.
Similar 2006 Arrest of Non-Black Student Saw 'No Punches'
Last Friday’s arrest of a black Harvard undergraduate does not mark the first time local authorities physically confronted and arrested a naked College student under the influence of drugs.
Two Harvard Law School Professors Will Represent Arrested College Student
Two HLS professors are representing the black Harvard undergraduate whose arrest by Cambridge Police Department officers has sparked allegations of police brutality.
Police Commissioner Branville G. Bard Jr.
Police Commissioner Branville G. Bard Jr. defended the officers involved in the Friday arrest of a Harvard undergraduate at a press conference Monday afternoon.
After Arrest, UC Members Criticize Harvard’s ‘Failure’ to Keep Students Safe
The statement also affirms that the Council stands “in solidarity” with the arrested student as well as with black Harvard affiliates more broadly.
Police, Health Services Obeyed Protocol in Arrest, Per Spokespeople
HUPD spokesperson Stephen G. Catalano wrote in an email Monday that HUHS actually contacted HUPD first. Catalano said HUPD then transferred the call to CPD.
