Madeline R. Conway
Madeline is Managing Editor of the 142nd Guard. She covered the College Administration as a reporter.
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Latest Articles
Unreported 2008 Probe Prompted Med School To Adjust Sexual Assault Procedures
The investigation, which was previously unreported, came in response to one of at least 18 Title IX complaints filed against Harvard and reviewed by the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights since 2002.
Princeton Found in Violation of Title IX
Princeton has entered a resolution agreement with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights after the office found the university in violation of the federal anti-sex discrimination law Title IX.
Behind Closed Doors, Khurana Met with Unrecognized Social Clubs
In a meeting with unrecognized student social clubs, Dean of the College Rakesh Khurana asked about Harvard’s social scene and inclusivity, opening a more than hour-long discussion and prompting some pushback from club leaders, attendees said.
College To Begin Honor Council Nomination Process
Administrators will begin accepting nominations next week to fill undergraduate positions on the student-faculty Honor Council that will adjudicate academic integrity cases starting next fall.
Fellows Assist College on Diversity Initiatives
Two administrative fellows and one graduate assistant are spending the academic year in the Office of Student Life to implement College diversity initiatives.
Title IX Office Hires Temporary Help as Posts Remain Vacant
Administrators are interviewing candidates to fill two remaining positions in the new central office charged with investigating sexual harassment complaints.
A Man on a Mission
Rakesh Khurana, a scholar of leadership and organizations, crossed the Charles River to the College to rearticulate its purpose and retool the workings of its administration.
College Will Prioritize Safe Travel in Allocating Funds
Alignment with the College's mission and use of safe travel options are among the criteria that will be used to distribute domestic student travel funding.
Latest Media
Marching Through the Yard
Workers, union members, and labor activists march through Harvard Yard on Wednesday afternoon in protest of Harvard Medical School's decision to cut 31 custodial contract jobs. Though the Medical School has cited financial constraints as reasoning behind the cuts, protesters alleged Wednesday that the terminations are unnecessary.
Entering the Yard
Protesters begin their march through Harvard Yard at a rally on Wednesday afternoon. The rally was held in protest of Harvard Medical School's decision to cut 31 custodial contract jobs, a decision that was made in an effort to reduce the School's operating deficit.
Clover To Reopen
Clover's Harvard Square restaurant is scheduled to reopen on Thursday. The chain had closed all operations following possible connection with a salmonella outbreak in the area.
Opening a Community Center
Father Frank Glynn, pastor of St. Anthony's and chair of Charlesview’s Board of Directors, delivers opening remarks at the grand opening ceremony for the Josephine A. Fiorentino Community Center Sunday afternoon.
Protest Outside Holyoke
Protesters march late Friday afternoon outside of Holyoke Center, chanting in support of University workers. The group rallied in protest of what they claimed was discrimination and retaliation against union involvement on the part of the University.
Old Leverett Construction
Old Leverett House stands amid construction on June 27. The renovation of McKinlock Hall has been underway since immediately after Commencement, according to Faculty of Arts and Sciences spokesperson Colin Manning.
Old Quincy Construction
Construction workers continue renovation of Old Quincy on June 27. The renewal of the building is scheduled to be completed by August when students return to Harvard for the fall semester.
Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino and other officials look on as Elsa Rojas (left), a current Charlesview resident, and Angela Holm (right), a former Charlesview Apartments resident and the Allston-Brighton coordinator for the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, cut the ceremonial ribbon at the new Charlesview Residences apartment complex in Allston-Brighton on Friday.
Boston mayor Thomas M. Menino delivers remarks before the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of the new Charlesview Residences apartment complex in Allston-Brighton on Friday.