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Abugararah, Sennott Campaign on Giving Students Binding Role in Harvard Decisions
Amira I. Abugararah ’28 and Jackson C. Sennott ’26-’27 are running for the Harvard Undergraduate Association co-presidency on a pledge to give students a seat at Harvard’s decision-making tables — and a promise to resign if they cannot deliver it by the start of next spring.
Cultural Rhythms Marks 40th Anniversary With Student Showcase, Food Fair
Harvard’s Cultural Rhythms festival marked its 40th anniversary this weekend, drawing hundreds of students to a campus-wide celebration of cultural performance, cuisine, and live showcases.
Harvard Cancels Brazil, Mexico City Summer Programs Over Funding Constraints and Low Enrollment
Harvard canceled two faculty-led summer study abroad programs in Latin America over the last two weeks — in São Paulo, Brazil, and Mexico City — prompting frustration from several undergraduates who said they had already accepted admission offers and declined other summer opportunities.
After Diversity Office Closures, Students Sustain Black History Month Programming
Several student groups organized Black History Month events across campus this February even as some organizers said they struggled to procure funding from the College following the closure of its diversity office last summer.
Four Harvard Affiliates Named 2026 Gates Cambridge Scholars
Three Harvard College students and one alumna were awarded the 2026 Gates Cambridge Scholarship and will pursue fully funded postgraduate degrees at the University of Cambridge next year, the Gates Cambridge Trust announced earlier this month.
Office of Culture and Community Awards New Grant to Seven Projects
Harvard’s Office of Culture and Community announced Wednesday the first recipients of a new grant program for undergraduate student organizations — a rollout that comes as many affinity groups continue to adjust to the College’s restructuring of diversity-related funding.
Cambridge Moves Forward With Green Space Renovation Near HLS
City of Cambridge staff presented plans for a redesign of the segment of Massachusetts Ave near Harvard Law School and Cambridge Common during an online webinar Wednesday evening.
Michelin Guide Shines a Spotlight on Cambridge Restaurants for the First Time
Eight Cambridge restaurants made the list when the Michelin Guide published its inaugural directory of recommended Boston establishments on Tuesday last week.
Harvard Students, Faculty Attend COP30 in Brazil To Implement Climate Change Solutions
More than 10 Harvard students and several faculty members traveled to Belém, Brazil this month to attend COP30, the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Harvard Students Celebrate the Season With Fall Festivities
As Cambridge’s foliage turns an array of red, orange, and yellow, Harvard students are carving out time to celebrate fall. Harvard’s residential houses have a variety of fall-themed events to mark the season’s change and offer students respite from the stress of midterm exams.
