Is Garber Treating the Encampment Fairly? 11 Former Harvard Activists Weigh In.

As the University has taken more and more stern action against the Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine protesters, many members of HOOP’s coalition have asked: Is this fair? History can offer an answer. In this special package, we present four pieces from organizers of protest movements across the decades at Harvard reflecting on how their activism — and the administration’s response — compare to today's demonstrations. —Tommy Barone ’25 and Jacob M. Miller ’25

Harvard Should Follow Its Own Lead and Engage with the Protesters

By Aaron D. Bartley, Faisal I. Chaudhry, Fatma E. Marouf, and Ashwini Sukthankar  • 

Harvard, Do Not Punish Calls for Justice

By Ted Hamilton, Jasmine Opie, Brett A. Roche, and Talia Rothstein  • 

We Occupied the Harvard President’s Office. We Didn’t Face Involuntary Leave.

By Lynne E. Lyman and Susan Misra  • 

The Past is Present: Four Decades of Anti-Apartheid University Struggles

By Oscar Hernández  •