Federal Cuts Force Harvard Programs To Suspend Language Study Fellowships

When a judge ordered the Trump administration in September to restore Harvard’s federal funding, programs receiving grants through the Education Department’s International and Foreign Language Education initiative breathed a sigh of relief. But seven days later, the funds were terminated for good.

Humanities Departments Are in Trouble, but ‘Applied Humanities’ Are in Demand, Harvard Panelists Say

The humanities are struggling at universities nationwide — but outside the ivory tower, fields from Silicon Valley to politics need them more than ever, four Harvard professors said at a talk hosted by the English department last week.

Applied Humanities Talk

ERC Construction Nov 20

Dean Dunne Crimson Interview

Harvard College Dean of Students Thomas Dunne 10/28 Interview

Michael Sandel Wins $1 Million Berggruen Prize for Philosophy & Culture

Sandel won $1 million from the Berggruen Institute and was named their 2025 laureate for Philosophy & Culture on Tuesday.

sombr Concert

sombr performed at Leader Bank Pavillion on Oct. 8.

Mid-Autumn Study Break

John Muresianu '74 talks to Students in Adams Dining Hall