Harvard Graduates Have a Disproportionate Impact on Society
A new study of over 26,000 influential U.S. people shows that a disproportionate number of them attended Harvard University.
Going home: Why it matters that Harvard repatriates hundreds-years-old remains to Oneidas
The Oneida Indian Nation seeks out ancestral remains and cultural objects in museums and at universities to bring back to its ...
Captured federal prison escapee carried fake Harvard student ID, prosecutors say
Prosecutors say Eric Pree, 55, of San Francisco, escaped the high-security federal prison in Atwater, California, in 2017.
This is the death rattle of DEI. Even the Leftist University of Michigan can hear it
The Democrats may have lost because of a bad economy and bad candidate, but they compounded their troubles with unpopular ...
Harvard’s Antisemitism Has Become Even More Insidious
What does it take to get Harvard to cancel longstanding first-year orientation DEI trainings on race, LGBTQ, and other topics ...
Harvard students are graduating ‘without finishing a book’
They may be the intellectual elite, but Harvard students could graduate without reading a work of fiction during their time ...
Harvard reverses decision on international student housing over winter break, allowing students to stay
The Harvard Housing Office has offered on-campus housing to international students over break whose requests to stay had ...
Harvard’s Peabody museum returns Native American burial remains
"There is much work to be done in righting the wrongs of the past, yet today, we came together with Harvard University to set ...
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How (Not) to Choose a President
As the Harvard Corporation, the University’s highest governing body, begins reviewing its selection process for University ...
Prison escapee is captured eight years later carrying a fake Harvard ID, feds say
He’d been at large since he left the U.S. Penitentiary Atwater in Merced County on Jan. 29, 2017, where he was serving a ...
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Garber Says Harvard Can and Should Condemn Hateful Speech Under Institutional Voice Policy
Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 said the University should condemn speech that is antisemitic, racist, or otherwise ...
First episode of ‘The Harvard Plan’ unpacks Claudine Gay’s short, troubled tenure as president
The historic appointment of Harvard’s first Black female president was one of the most troubled chapters in its history.