HUDS Strike
Sit-In
Hundreds of students and HUDS supporters marched into 124 Mount Auburn Street, home to several Harvard offices, where negotiations over contracts continue Monday afternoon. Communication between Harvard and UNITE HERE Local 26 is being facilitated through mediators.
Students, Supporters Show Out in Force Monday For Dining Workers
Monday marked a showing of force in support for Harvard’s dining services workers as more than a hundred students and supporters flooded the lobby where negotiations between the University and HUDS’s union took place.
Arts Office Sponsors Pop-Up Workshops to Alleviate Stress
The Office for the Arts aimed to alleviate mid-semester student stress—some caused by dining hall closures and the strike of dining hall workers—with a series of free "pop-up" events this weekend.
Khurana Focuses on Faculty Dean Role, Does Not Support or Condemn Strike
Dean of the College Rakesh Khurana did not take a firm stance for or against the ongoing dining workers’ strike, instead saying he sees his role as minimizing disruption to House life.
HUDS Rally
About 1000 HUDS workers and HUDS strike supporters, including representatives from unions throughout New England, gathered in Cambridge Commons for the HUDS rally.
HUDS March
About 1000 HUDS workers and HUDS strike supporters, including representatives from unions throughout New England, gathered in Cambridge Commons for the HUDS rally.
HUDS March
About 1000 HUDS workers and HUDS strike supporters, including representatives from unions throughout New England, gathered in Cambridge Commons for the HUDS rally.
HUDS March
President of UNITE HERE Local 26, Brian Lang, Cambridge Vice Mayor McGovern, and HUDS striker Anabela A. Pappas march along with several hundred HUDS strikers and supporters.
HUDS March
About 1000 HUDS workers and HUDS strike supporters, including representatives from unions throughout New England, gathered in Cambridge Commons for the HUDS rally.
Around 1,000 People March in Support of HUDS Workers
About a thousand people from across New England marched in support of Harvard’s dining services employees from Cambridge Common down Massachusetts Avenue late Saturday afternoon, stopping traffic as they headed toward City Hall.
‘Hopeful Signs of Progress’ in HUDS Negotiations
As an unprecedented strike heads into its third week, Harvard’s dining service workers have begun to make progress in a months-long contract stalemate with the University.
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14 Workers Break Harvard Dining Services' Picket Lines
A small number of dining services employees have, during the course of the more than two-week long strike, avoided the crowds of marching dining hall staff and have resumed work in Harvard dining facilities.
Athletes Concerned About Changing Diets During Strike
With dining workers on strike and consequent alterations to many menus, some athletes are concerned about their nutrition and diets—elements that can be crucial to their performance.
Boston City Council Unanimously Endorses Strike
The Boston City Council unanimously voted to support the Harvard University Dining Services workers’ strike at their meeting on Wednesday in a resolution introduced with an impassioned plea by the Council’s president, an alumna of the College and Law School.
Hillel Dining Hall Faces Unique Challenges During HUDS Strike
It may only be the fourth day of Sukkot—a Jewish holiday that celebrates the fall harvest—but it is the 16th day of the Harvard University Dining Services workers’ strike, which presents Harvard Hillel with unique challenges.
College Allocates Extra Funding for House Events During Strike
Concerned by the dining hall worker strike’s impact on House life, Faculty Deans and House committees are hosting food and community events for students.
SLAM Steps Up Strike Activism, to Mixed Reactions
Harvard’s dining services workers have been marching and banging drums the past two weeks while manning picket lines, and one group of students have taken up their cause with equal gusto.
Discussions of Dining Strike Enter the Classroom
Professors are purchasing pizza to feed students and weaving discussions of the historic strike into course lectures.
11 Arrested in Dining Services Protest
Cambridge Police officers arrested 11 people Friday who were blocking traffic in protest of recent labor negotiations between Harvard and its dining services workers.
Harvard's Dining Workers, Behind the Picket Line
On Oct. 5, HUDS employees went on strike for the first time in more than 30 years, and for the first time ever during the academic year. Many of these employees have been at Harvard for years, even decades—so what has that time looked like?