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Outgoing UC Leaders Spoke Up But Fell Short in Delivering
Despite Zhang and Boucher's shortcomings, we would be remiss not to recognize their commitment to trying to improve the Harvard experience for students.
Harvard Should Consider Providing Narcan
Two students’ efforts to make Narcan — a nasal spray form of the drug naloxone — widely available on campus to combat opioid overdoses are praiseworthy.
Harvard Should Keep Its Research Free of Undue Corporate Influence
Harvard should take concrete steps to demonstrate that it is serious about the ethical issues underlying its research projects.
The Administration of Mental Health
In order to ensure that students with mental illnesses are being treated fairly and with dignity, the University must take a cooperative role in the treatment process.
Stand Up for the Sanctions, Harvard
The misguided lawsuits by mostly national national Greek organizations challenge the College’s sanctions at the expense of a more equitable student experience.
Harvard Should Compensate Its Overworked Workers
It is only fair that Harvard remunerate employees for the extra hours they worked.
Reviewing Procedural Misconduct
The alleged harassment committed by Fryer is antithetical to the new code of conduct adopted by the American Economic Association just this spring.
In Favor of a Realistic Diversity, Inclusivity, and Equity Committee at the Law School
A committee and office dealing with issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity would represent important steps in the right direction.
Bacow Should be Deliberate When Choosing to Speak Out
University President Lawrence S. Bacow should choose deliberately when to leverage the University’s influence.
Condemning the Racist Drawings in Leverett House
Racism and hate speech have no place on this campus. It’s time for Harvard students and administration to take action to show that.
Institutionalizing Diversity at the Institute of Politics
Institutional channels at the IOP must change so the presence of members of historically underrepresented groups in leadership is not an anomaly, but a norm.
Harvard Should Continue to Focus on Helping Victims
If DeVos has placed a newfound emphasis on the protection of perpetrators’ rights, then Harvard must make its commitment to survivors’ rights equally clear.
A More Informative Trial
Especially given the historic nature of the Harvard admissions case, we welcome the opportunity the additional briefings and hearing afford Harvard to drive home its arguments.
Progress After the ‘Profoundly Disturbing’ Incident
In light of the April 13 arrest of a black College student, there is an urgent need for clarification of jurisdictions of and services provided by HUHS and HUPD.
Putting the ‘L’ in Yale
Despite our concerns, we remain excited about the Game and all the promise it holds in store.
