On Campus
Arts and Humanities Inclusion
Dean of Arts and Humanities Robin E. Kelsey and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Dean for Academic Programs and Diversity Sheila Thomas discuss inclusion and belonging at a town hall Tuesday.
Mortara APALSA
Last Friday, Harvard Law School’s Asian Pacific American Law Student Association released an internal statement reacting to an exchange that occurred at an event discussing the Harvard admissions lawsuit.
Strike Authorization Vote
On Tuesday, the Harvard Graduate Student Union began a strike authorization vote. Voting will be open until Friday afternoon.
Giraffe Dances at Ballroom Competition
Several dancers at the Harvard Beginners ballroom competition dressed in zany costumes, including inflatable dinosaur and giraffe costumes.
Dancers at Harvard Ballroom Competition
At the Harvard Beginners ballroom competition, dancers could compete in four categories: Rhythm, Latin, Smooth, and Standard.
Swing Finals at Ballroom Competition
Harvard Beginners is one of two major annual competitions hosted by the Harvard Ballroom Dance Team. This compedition is geared primarily toward including beginner dancers.
Ringing the Lowell Bells
Alejandro Lampell '20 rings the bell "Mother Earth" in Lowell House Sunday at 1 p.m.
Leslie Jamison
Leslie Jamison is a novelist and essay writer who directs the non-fiction concentration in writing at Columbia University’s School of the Arts.
As Grad Union Vows to Authorize Strike, Organizers Rally for Support
The vote — which is expected to begin Oct. 15 on Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Automobile Workers’ one year anniversary of bargaining with the University — will require two thirds of voting members’ support in order to allow the negotiating committee to call for a strike if it deems necessary.
Adam K. Mortara
Adam K. Mortara — the head lawyer for Students for Fair Admissions — answers questions from Harvard Law School students after speaking at an event hosted by the Harvard Federalist Society Tuesday afternoon.
HBS Climate Panel
John E. Fernandez, director of the MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative, speaks about water resources during a panel titled Future of Cities: Water at the Graduate School of Education Tuesday afternoon.
Bureau of Study Counsel
The Bureau of Study Counsel was founded in 1947, after an influx of World War II veterans, to support their academic and personal adjustments to college.
Kuumba Rehearsal 1
The Kuumba Singers of Harvard College clap and sing during a weekly rehearsal. Founded in 1970, Kuumba, the oldest existing Black organization at Harvard College, will celebrate its 50th anniversary this year.
