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Harvard Academic Workers Are at the Bargaining Table. Here’s Our Message.

Our proposals, if accepted, will transform Harvard University into an international leader in rebuilding the academic career path that has been hollowed out by decades of financial austerity and a culture that prioritizes pursuit of profit over the humble work of scholarship.


The Results Are In: Harvard Doesn't Need Racial Preferences to be Diverse

Harvard’s long-awaited release of the racial demographics of the Class of 2028 — the first admitted after the Supreme Court prohibited colleges from employing racial preferences — defied all the gloomy predictions.


Alan Garber’s Still an Interim President. That’s a Mistake.

I fail to see any reason to paste an expiration date on a Garber presidency just as it begins.


Probation Will Not Stop Our Fight Against Genocide

On June 21, we were placed on probation by Harvard for nonviolently protesting the ongoing genocide of Palestinians. Since October, we have witnessed Israel commit brutal atrocities against Palestinians in Gaza.


Faculty Speech Must Have Limits

As Harvard has moved to limit its opining on salient public issues, we must use our voices as faculty responsibly.


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