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Once Again, Harvard is Trying to Ruin Our Fun.
Harvard-Yale is the one day a year that social hierarchies break down and parties abound. The DSO cannot take that away from us.
Harvard’s Financial Report Shows It Can Afford Independence
When Harvard refuses to cower before donors, we signal to other universities across the country that conceding our integrity is too costly, no matter the price.
California Banned Legacy Admissions. Massachusetts Must Follow.
For most Americans, the case has long been closed on legacy admissions. Time for our representatives to act like it.
President Garber, Follow Your Own Policy
Five months ago, Harvard announced that the University and its leaders would refrain from weighing in on public controversies. Did anyone bother to tell University President Alan M. Garber ’76?
Harvard Has To Stop Pushing Out Its Best Teachers
When the best and brightest of the best and brightest come to Harvard, we shouldn’t let them walk away on a technicality.
The Pro-Palestine Coalition Must Not Excuse a Massacre
The pro-Palestine coalition must find a way to engage over these issues with compassion. We all must.
Harvard’s Open Inquiry Report Gets the Free Speech Problem Right
The report injects a needed dose of common sense and serious academic insight into the often-interminable discourse about discourse on college campuses. Now, the onus is on the University — and all of us — to put its proposals into practice.
Harvard’s Gen Ed System Needs a Reboot
By redefining our approach to General Education and embracing flexible grading, we can transform Harvard into a landscape where curiosity thrives. The future of our intellectual community depends on it.
Cycling Deaths Are a Crisis. Cambridge and Mass. Should Act Like It.
There’s an epidemic of cycling fatalities in Cambridge taking away our neighbors, our friends, and members of our Harvard community.
Once Again, Harvard Threatened Protesters. Once Again, They Were Wrong.
The University’s current policies — and their seemingly subjective enforcement — are a step beyond inane. They are reactionary and targeted.