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A Good Dean is Hard to Find
The appointment of five new faculty deans has enormous potential to both diversify Harvard’s leadership and breathe new life into campus culture.
Excited for LabXchange
We hope that the University continues to pursue its efforts in making education accessible and devoting its resources to enriching society as a whole.
Exploring Concentrations Should Be Fun
We encourage freshmen to gather as many as possible before they declare their concentrations — at one’s own pace and with the least possible anxiety.
The Good Fight Fought Wrong
We encourage this disagreement of opinion, including on the topic of impeachment, believing that disagreement can engender critical and mutually beneficial discourse.
Do Good Investments Make Good Neighbors?
We encourage Harvard to adopt an approach to its land and natural resource holdings that is more explicitly cognizant of the sensitivity that surrounds land ownership in any community.
Faculty Want Divestment, Too — What About Administrators?
It’s encouraging to see the faculty considering fossil fuel divestment so rigorously, and then electing decisively to champion it.
A Culture of Fear
It is of the utmost importance that the U.S. — and particularly institutions of higher education — fully embrace and support immigrants in the name of secure, open cultural exchange.
Who Says Teens Shouldn’t Vote?
We believe that granting young people the right to vote is a great opportunity to increase their civic awareness and engagement more broadly.
Riley Must Go
Harvard can’t erase the pain allegedly inflicted by Riley during his time as the head of the department. But we can — we must — strive to do better. That work starts with Riley's resignation.
Putting Harvard’s Rent Increase in Context
We empathize deeply with the students who feel that the institution they give so much of their time and effort to, at very low wages, is exploiting them for a free-market price.