'Not Welcome Here'

More than 111 Harvard affiliates hold visas from countries listed in President Donald Trump's immigration order. Here are some of their stories.

Expert Discusses Iraqi Corruption, Climate Change

Zaid Al-Ali, an Iraqi lawyer, spoke about governmental issues in his country, particularly as they related to the environment and the Iraqi constitution.

#tbt: Housing Day Turned Iraq War Protests

Do you remember back in 2003 when Harvard’s Housing Day revelries ended in a massive multi-collegiate protest against the Bush administration and the War in Iraq?

Tribute to Anthony Shadid

Philip F. Bennett '81, former editor of Anthony Shadid at The Washington Post, speaks of Shadid at the Harvard Book Store. Bennett currently works at Frontline.

Journalists Remember Anthony Shadid

Journalist Anthony Shadid’s courage, precision, and empathy for his subjects made him one of the most prominent and well-respected Middle East correspondents of his generation.

Today in Photos (04/13/11)

Photographs from the April 13, 2011, edition of The Harvard Crimson.

At a Kennedy School panel, Michael Luongo, acclaimed gay journalist and NYU professor, describes the LGBQT human rights situation in Iraq. Passing as a Lebanese man, he snuck into gay venues that American journalists had never seen before.

Hersh Chides Obama On Foreign Policy

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh delivered a grim forecast on the state of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and ...

Thomas Ricks speaks about the US military involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Thomas Ricks discusses the future of United States military engagement in Iraq and Afghanistan at the Harvard Bookstore yesterday.