Protests
Imprisoned in a Box
A Harvard student sits silently to protest solitary confinement in correctional facilities.
Walk Out for Gun Control
Students gathered on Widener steps Friday morning as part of a national day of school walkouts to mark the 19th anniversary of the Columbine shooting.
Harvard Students Sit In for Gun Control
Roughly 100 College affiliates, visiting high schoolers, and Cambridge residents sat on the steps of Widener Library for three hours Friday as part of a nationwide demonstration against gun violence.
Students Hold 24-Hour Protest Against Solitary Confinement
During each hour of the “7x9” protest, a volunteer sat inside a 7-foot by 9-foot box made of tape, providing a visual representation of the small area allotted to prisoners placed in solitary confinement.
'Treat Me, Don't Beat Me'
More than 200 Harvard students and affiliates, many with red duct tape over their mouths, protested in Harvard Yard Saturday to demand reform to University policies they say led to the forcible arrest of a black College student April 13.
Longwood Students Host 'Die-In' to Protest Police Brutality
Students in the Longwood Medical Area held a demonstration against police brutality Tuesday in response to the killing of Stephon Clark in Sacramento, Calif.
Shitty GSD Men
The “Shitty Architecture Men” is a public spreadsheet with anonymous accounts of sexual misconduct by Harvard Graduate School of Design affiliates.
DACA Protest
Harvard professors and affiliates protest in support of DACA/TPS in front of the JFK Building in Boston.
Mayli Protest
Student groups organized a protest Tuesday to defend an employee of Harvard University Health Services who was fired after she filed sexual harassment claims.
Klarman Brings Protest
Harvard affiliates protest the appearance of the Baupost Group's CEO, Seth A. Klarman, at a Harvard Business School event Saturday morning.
Klarman Appearance at Business School Draws Protest
Protesters called on Baupost—which holds $931 million of Puerto Rico’s debt—to cancel its holdings in Puerto Rican bonds and demanded Harvard divest $2 billion from Baupost.
