Sidni M. Frederick

When the Apolitical is No Longer Enough

As the Trump administration stakes out a new national stance toward climate change, Harvard must shift its own stance in response. Now, more than ever, it is imperative for Harvard to end its financial support of the fossil fuel industry.

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley Honored for Flag Removal

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley received an award of appreciation for her calls to remove the Confederate flag from the South Carolina state capitol.

Undergrads Report Attempted Robbery at Radcliffe

The victims fled without injury or relinquishing their property.

Cut Budgets Responsibly

Today, there is no real reason for the Medical School to value its directly hired workers over its subcontracted ones. All workers employed at the Medical School and at all other Harvard-affiliated institutions work as equal members of the Harvard community, and no part of the Harvard community, especially not those among the lowest paid, should be singled out to bear the brunt of budget shortfalls.

Element 8: Boron

Atomic Number: 5. Chemical Symbol: B. A solid metalloid found in the Earth’s crust. Unremarkable, except for the fact that high concentrations have been detected in recent issues of the Harvard Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorento Square organization that used to publish a so called humor magazine.

Blue Bottle Coffee Site

40 Bow Street, the future site of Blue Bottle Coffee’s Harvard Square location.

"We Will Resist"

Protestors march down Mount Auburn Street to demonstrate against members of President-elect Donald Trump's administration speaking on campus.

"You Can't Normalize White Supremacy"

Attendees listen to a speaker during a protest against Trump administration members speaking on campus Wednesday.

Derek K. Choi '18

Derek K. Choi '18 will lead the 144th Guard of The Harvard Crimson.

Students of Color in the 2016 Elections

Students in Spanish 126: Performing Latinidad process through the yard on Monday as a part of a performance piece exploring experiences of Latinos in the United States. The procession made stops around Harvard Yard for a poetry reading, a coordinated spoken word piece, and other acted performances commenting on anti-Latino discourse in the 2016 presidential election.

Danielle Allen on "Waking Up"

Safra Center for Ethics Director Danielle S. Allen read from her op-ed published in the Washington Post today in reflection on the recent presidential election. She spoke at a Mahindra Center event where fellow scholars Jill Lepore and David I. Laibson ’88 also shared their takes on Trump’s election.

Harvard Dems Headquarters

Noah R. Wagner '18 stands in Ticknor Lounge, the impromptu headquarters of the Harvard Democrats on Tuesday.

2016 Election Night

Getting Out the Vote

Reuben E. Reyes Jr. ‘19, an active Crimson editor, signs students into a get out the vote event for the Harvard Democrats in Ticknor Lounge on Tuesday.