Grad Union Reaches Contract With Harvard

The bargaining committee for Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Automobile Workers reached a tentative one-year contract with the University Monday, which they will now unanimously recommend to union members for ratification.

FAS to Pilot Remote Work for Staff Beginning March 16

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences will pilot a remote work system for staff to prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, FAS Dean Claudine Gay wrote in an email Thursday.

Here's What Happened with Coronavirus on Campus Today

In January, the World Health Organization deemed a novel coronavirus outbreak centered in Wuhan, China, a public health emergency. As the outbreak continues, The Crimson will update this article with a brief summary of its impact on campus.

Mass. Voters Cast their Ballots on Super Tuesday: Live Updates

The Crimson sent reporters to polling locations in Cambridge and Allston to talk to voters throughout Super Tuesday.

Ryan to Lead The Crimson’s 147th Guard

Aidan F. Ryan ’21 will lead the newly elected 147th Guard of The Harvard Crimson, the newspaper’s President announced on Monday.

Graduate Student Petition to Dean Dench

Meet the 2018 UC Candidates

Three tickets are running to serve as Undergraduate Council President and Vice President in 2019 — Nadine M. Khoury ’20 and Arnav Agrawal ’20, Daniel “Danny” K. Ragheb ’20 and Samyra C. Miller ’21, and Sruthi Palaniappan ’20 and Julia M. Huesa ’20. Read up on who they are and what they believe.

UC Candidates Collage

Hundreds Gather for Dueling Rallies Ahead of Trial Challenging Harvard Admissions: Live Updates

The day before a lawsuit challenging Harvard's admissions practices goes to trial, demonstrators took to the streets in Cambridge and Boston to hold two dueling rallies — one pro-Harvard and one pro-SFFA, the group suing the University.

Meet the Lawyers Defending Harvard's Race-Conscious Admissions Policies

Meet the lawyers who will help Harvard defend against allegations it discriminates against Asian-Americans in its admissions process.