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A group of striking graduate student workers rallied outside President Alan Garber's private residence Friday morning — a new escalation in the HGSU-UAW's strike as contract negotiations with the University remain stalled. Noah A. Ferris reports.
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Grad Students Rally Outside Garber’s Home as Strike Enters Third Week | News | The Harvard Crimson
A small group of striking graduate student workers rallied outside Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76’s private residence early Friday morning, marking a new escalation in the Harvard Graduate…
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Annenberg Dining Hall has remained open 24/7 during reading period, giving first-years an overnight study space as students prepare for final exams, according to a Monday email sent to first-year students. Wyeth Renwick reports.
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Annenberg Opens Overnight During Reading Period | News | The Harvard Crimson
Annenberg Dining Hall has remained open 24/7 during reading period, giving first-years an overnight study space as students prepare for final exams, according to a Monday email sent to first-year…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/5/8/annenberg-overnight-hours/
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A gene therapy developed with the help of Harvard Medical School researchers restored hearing in 90 percent of patients with a rare form of inherited deafness, according to a study published last month. Annushka Agarwal reports.
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Gene Therapy Designed by Harvard Researchers Restores Hearing in Clinical Trial | News | The Harvard Crimson
A gene therapy developed with the help of Harvard Medical School researchers restored hearing in 90 percent of patients with a rare form of inherited deafness, according to a study published last…
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Harvard will begin strictly enforcing a thesis requirement for joint concentrators starting next year, an administrator confirmed Monday — a shift that will primarily affect Physics concentrators. Sebastian B. Connolly and Summer E. Rose report.
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Harvard College to Require Senior Theses for Joint Concentrators, Tightening Longstanding Policy | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard College’s Office of Undergraduate Education will begin strictly enforcing a thesis requirement for joint concentrators starting next year, Dean of Undergraduate Education Amanda Claybaugh…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/5/6/joint-thesis-policy-oue/
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Harvard students lost access to Canvas this afternoon after the cybercriminal group ShinyHunters listed Harvard among thousands of schools allegedly affected by a breach of Canvas’ parent company. Sebastian B. Connolly and Summer E. Rose report.
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Harvard Canvas Site Goes Down After University Listed in Instructure Breach | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard was listed among thousands of schools allegedly affected by a cybersecurity breach of Infrastructure, the parent company of Canvas, before Harvard students lost access to the learning…
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A group of former Harvard athletes pitched the University’s sports medicine team on disclosing the risk of CTE to contact-sport athletes. Nearly a year later, the group says they haven't heard back. Julia A. Karabolli and Tanya J. Vidhun report.
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Alumni Physicians Pushed Harvard to Educate Athletes on CTE Risk. The University Hasn’t Responded. | News | The Harvard Crimson
A group of former Harvard athletes who are now physicians and scientists pitched the University’s sports medicine team last summer on disclosing the risk of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy to…
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Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences voted Tuesday to pilot a partnership with peer institutions allowing undergrads to take less commonly taught languages through live online instruction next fall. Abigail S. Gerstein and Amann S. Mahajan report.
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Harvard Faculty Approve Two-Year Trial to Share Language Courses with Peer Schools | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences voted Tuesday to pilot a partnership with peer institutions that will allow undergraduates to take less commonly taught language courses through live online…
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Former U.S. Education Secretaries John King Jr. and Margaret Spellings criticized Trump's education policies at an IOP forum, warning the policies could damage ties between higher education and the federal government. Doanh M. Vu reports.
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Former Education Secretaries Criticize Trump’s Education Policies at IOP Forum | News | The Harvard Crimson
Former U.S. Education Secretaries John B. King Jr. and Margaret M. Spellings criticized the Trump administration’s education policies at an Institute of Politics forum, warning that the…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/23/john-king-margaret-spellings-iop/
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The 2026 Hoopes Prize was awarded to 71 Harvard students and faculty members for outstanding undergraduate research and senior theses. Alexa M. Schmitt reports.
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71 Harvard Undergraduates Awarded 2026 Hoopes Prize | News | The Harvard Crimson
The 2026 Hoopes Prize was awarded to 71 Harvard students and faculty members for outstanding undergraduate research and senior theses.
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Cambridge Public Schools renewed Principal Kathleen Smith's contract at Graham & Parks Elementary, the district confirmed Friday, amid a disability discrimination lawsuit and leadership scrutiny. Jaya N. Karamcheti and Tess E. Sumner report.
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Graham & Parks Principal Set to Return Next Year as Discrimination Suit Proceeds | News | The Harvard Crimson
Cambridge Public Schools renewed Graham & Parks Elementary School Principal Kathleen Smith’s contract, a district spokesperson confirmed Friday, extending her tenure amid renewed scrutiny over her…
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Roughly 200 first-year HLS students — more than a third of the class — signed letters supporting Harvard graduate student workers’ strike and urging their professors to press the University to reach an agreement with HGSU-UAW. Uy B. Pham reports.
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Roughly 200 Harvard Law Students Sign Letters Backing Graduate Student Strike | News | The Harvard Crimson
Roughly 200 first-year Harvard Law School students — more than a third of the class — have signed letters supporting Harvard graduate student workers’ strike and urging their professors to press the…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/5/5/hls-student-hgsu-letter/
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Brad Karp, the former chairman of Paul Weiss, defended the firm’s settlement with the Trump administration during a Harvard Law School class on April 15, telling students it was needed for the firm’s survival. Sierra R. Pape and Uy B. Pham report.
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Former Paul Weiss Chair Brad Karp Defends Settlement With Trump During Harvard Law School Class | News | The Harvard Crimson
Brad S. Karp, the former chairman of Paul Weiss, defended the firm’s settlement with the Trump administration during a Harvard Law School class on April 15, telling students he had to make a deal for…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/29/brad-karp-hls-talk/
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HKS announced Thursday that Jason Furman will serve as the next director of the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government, succeeding Larry Summers, who stepped down amid scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Jen L. Phan reports.
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Jason Furman to Lead Kennedy School's Mossavar-Rahmani Center After Summers’ Resignation | News | The Harvard Crimson
The Harvard Kennedy School announced Thursday that economist Jason Furman ’92 will serve as the next director of the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government, succeeding Lawrence H.…
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Activists and experts urged the Cambridge City Council Wednesday to end the city's use of ShotSpotter, the gunshot detection system, citing privacy and potential data-sharing with federal authorities. Shawn A. Boehmer and Claire A. Michal report.
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City Council Faces Renewed Calls to End Use of ShotSpotter | News | The Harvard Crimson
A slate of activists and experts urged the Cambridge City Council on Wednesday to end the city’s use of ShotSpotter, renewing calls to cancel its contract with the gunshot detection system amid…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/30/shotspotter-city-council/
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The Poor Clare Nuns wrote to Harvard President Alan Garber alleging that Arboretum Director Ned Friedman has spent nearly two years blocking their monastery redevelopment — while waving through a project tied to HMS. Jack B. Reardon reports.
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In Letter to Garber, Nuns Allege Arboretum Director Has ‘Troubling Pattern’ of Opposing Developments | News | The Harvard Crimson
The Poor Clare Nuns wrote to Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 alleging that Arboretum Director Ned Friedman has spent nearly two years blocking their monastery redevelopment — while waving…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/5/1/arboretum-garber-email/
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The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study implemented a series of staffing cuts Wednesday, laying off employees and reducing positions as it grapples with mounting financial uncertainty. Megan L. Blonigen and Graham W. Lee report.
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Radcliffe Lays Off Employees, Reduces Roles as Budget Pressures Grow | News | The Harvard Crimson
The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study implemented a series of staffing cuts Wednesday, laying off employees and reducing positions as it grapples with mounting financial uncertainty.
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Harvard will allow schools to resume merit-based raises for the 2026-27 FY, an early sign that parts of the University are stabilizing after federal funding cuts forced campuswide austerity measures. Hugo C. Chiasson and Elise A. Spenner report.
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After Year of Budget Cuts, Some Harvard Schools Resume Merit Raises | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard will allow schools to resume merit-based raises for the 2026-27 fiscal year, an early sign that some corners of the University are stabilizing after last spring’s dramatic federal funding…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/5/1/merit-raises-to-resume/
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Harvard's largest staff union criticized College Dean David Deming Wednesday for saying he would target administration before student programming, amid the FAS' $365 million deficit. Sebastian B. Connolly, Noah A. Ferris, and Summer E. Rose report.
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HUCTW Slams Deming’s Plan to Cut Back-Office Functions Before Student Programming | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard’s largest staff union criticized Harvard College Dean David J. Deming on Wednesday for remarks at a recent open forum in which he said he would target administrative operations before…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/30/huctw-slams-deming-cost-cutting-plan/
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The Cambridge City Council adopted amendments to the city’s sanctuary city ordinance to prevent federal immigration activity — reinforcing a February executive order from City Manager Yi-An Huang '05. Shawn A. Boehmer and Claire A. Michal report.
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City Council Amends Ordinance To Bar Immigration Enforcement on City Property | News | The Harvard Crimson
The Cambridge City Council unanimously adopted amendments to the city’s sanctuary city ordinance to prevent federal immigration activity on city property — reinforcing a February executive order from…
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Last spring, Classics Department Chair Naomi Weiss learned that her department possessed human skeletal remains. Nearly a year later, the University has yet to determine what should be done with them. Shalini N. Ramchune reports.
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Harvard Classics Department Weighs Next Steps for Human Remains Discovered Last Year | News | The Harvard Crimson
Last spring, Classics Department Chair Naomi A. Weiss learned that her department possessed human skeletal remains — something few faculty had been aware of for decades. Nearly a year later, the…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/29/classics-department-bones-finding/
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Five years into her tenure as Harvard’s first female athletic director, Erin McDermott has reshaped a 42-team department and faced an unprecedented clash between Harvard and the federal government. Julia A. Karabolli and Tanya J. Vidhun report.
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Facing ‘Uncharted Waters,’ Erin McDermott Sets a New Course for Harvard Athletics | News | The Harvard Crimson
Five years into her tenure, McDermott has reshaped Harvard Athletics through the pandemic, the rise of NIL deals, and mounting financial pressures — all while pushing a more unified identity and…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/17/erin-mcdermott-profile/
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The Cambridge City Council narrowly voted to maintain one-way traffic on Garden Street, walking back a proposal to implement two-way traffic and bidirectional bicycle lanes after weeks of mounting pressure. Risha Sinha reports.
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City Council Narrowly Votes to Keep One-Way Traffic on Garden Street | News | The Harvard Crimson
The Cambridge City Council narrowly voted to maintain one-way traffic on Garden Street — walking back a proposal to implement two-way traffic and bi-directional bicycle lanes after weeks of mounting…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/29/council-garden-st-vote-one-way/
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Drumming and chants from striking graduate students in the Science Center Plaza have woken freshmen before 9 a.m. and driven them out of their dorms, as demonstrations continue in the semester's final weeks. Wyeth Renwick and Claire L. Simon report.
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‘I’ve Now Memorized All of the Chants’: Freshmen Report Noise, Study Disruptions from Strike | News | The Harvard Crimson
The sound of drumming and chants from striking graduate students in the Science Center Plaza has woken some freshmen before 9 a.m. and driven others out of their dorm rooms as classes wind down for…
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Harvard Divinity School and the Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention will host its first Faith-Based Support Specialist Training Conference to train religious leaders to respond to substance misuse. Alexandria J. Villasenor reports.
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Harvard Divinity School to Host Faith-Based Training on Substance Misuse Response | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard Divinity School will host its first Faith-Based Support Specialist Training Conference in June, partnering with the Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention to train religious leaders and public…
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The Boston Area Rape Crisis Center raised nearly $160,000 at its 20th annual Walk for Change on Sunday, drawing about 500 participants — as the nonprofit faces a looming funding deficit. Shawn A. Boehmer and Claire A. Michal report.
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Boston Area Rape Crisis Center Raises $160,000 Amid Funding Shortfall | News | The Harvard Crimson
The Boston Area Rape Crisis Center raised nearly $160,000 at its 20th annual Walk for Change on Sunday, drawing about 500 participants.
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Harvard increased its wage offer and proposed a new benefits package Tuesday, marking the first major movement at the bargaining table since the Harvard Graduate Students Union-UAW launched an indefinite strike last week. Noah A. Ferris reports.
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Harvard Raises Wage Offer, Expands Benefits as Grad Student Strike Enters Second Week | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard increased its wage offer and proposed a new package of graduate student benefits Tuesday, marking the first major movement at the bargaining table since the Harvard Graduate Students…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/29/harvard-offers-benefits-strike-bargaining/
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Students from the American South are making up a growing share of Harvard’s classes, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William Fitzsimmons said, pointing to a shift in the makeup of the Class of 2030. Celine Muir and Alexa M. Schmitt report.
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Harvard College Admissions Dean Says South Emerging as Key Pipeline for Harvard | News | The Harvard Crimson
Students from the American South are making up a growing share of Harvard’s incoming classes, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William R. Fitzsimmons ’67 said Sunday, pointing to a geographic…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/27/fitz-visitas-south-talk/
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The Cambridge Fire Department determined it cannot identify the cause of the April 5 fire in Adams House that displaced roughly 18 students through the end of the semester. Shawn A. Boehmer and Claire A. Michal report.
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Investigators Unable to Determine Cause of Adams House Dorm Fire | News | The Harvard Crimson
The Cambridge Fire Department has determined it cannot identify the cause of the April 5 fire in Adams House that displaced roughly 18 students through the end of the semester.
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Enrollment in Harvard’s Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies program has fallen to a more than 15-year low, amid cuts to teaching positions and federal scrutiny of related programming. Sebastian B. Connolly and Summer E. Rose report.
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Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Concentrators Drop To Lowest Number Since 2010 | News | The Harvard Crimson
Enrollment in Harvard’s Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies program has fallen to a more than 15-year low, as cuts to teaching positions and federal scrutiny of gender and sexuality-related…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/22/wgs-concentrators-drop/
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Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences will add Anthropic’s Claude to the suite of artificial intelligence platforms available to affiliates while discontinuing widespread access to ChatGPT Edu. Sebastian B. Connolly and Summer E. Rose report.
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FAS Plans to Grant Access to Anthropic’s Claude, Phase Out ChatGPT Edu | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences will add Anthropic’s Claude to the suite of artificial intelligence platforms available to affiliates while discontinuing access to ChatGPT Edu, FAS Senior…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/28/fas-anthropic-claude/
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HMS faculty offered diverging views on the school’s revised mission statement — which removed an explicit reference to diversity and inclusion — as some supported the change, while others denounced it. Riya S. Shah and Juliana L. Yao report.
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HMS Faculty Divided Over Removal of Diversity Language From Mission Statement | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard Medical School faculty offered diverging assessments of the school’s revised mission statement, with several professors welcoming a tighter focus on patient care and research while others…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/27/hms-mission-faculty-reactions/
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Harvard faculty are weighing an amendment to a proposed cap on undergrad A's that would substantially reduce A's in smaller courses, the latest change to a policy faculty have debated for months. Sebastian B. Connolly and Summer E. Rose report.
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Harvard Faculty Weigh Amendment That Would Tighten A-Grade Cap in Smaller Courses | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard faculty are weighing an amendment to a proposed cap on undergraduate As that would substantially reduce the number of A’s awarded in smaller courses, the latest revision to a policy faculty…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/27/grade-cap-amendment/
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Harvard College Dean David Deming said the financial strain on elite universities dominated talks at a gathering of Ivy League deans last weekend, where leaders traded notes on recent challenges. Sebastian B. Connolly and Summer E. Rose report.
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Deming Says Ivy Deans Talked Budget Strains, Grading Reform, and Public Trust at Annual Conference | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard College Dean David J. Deming said the financial strain on elite universities dominated discussions at a gathering of Ivy League deans last weekend, where administrators traded notes on how to…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/24/deming-ivy-forum-grading/
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Five Harvard affiliates were named 2026 Laureates of the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences — known as the “Oscars of Science” — for their contributions to genetic science. Charan S. Bala, Nike O. Okafor, and Mirei Saneyoshi report.
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Five Harvard Affiliates Awarded 2026 Breakthrough Prizes in Life Sciences | News | The Harvard Crimson
Five Harvard affiliates were named 2026 Laureates of the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences — commonly known as the “Oscars of Science” — earlier this month for their contributions to groundbreaking…
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Crimson Catering, Harvard University Dining Services’ in-house catering arm, moved into a standalone production facility in Allston, ending a decades-long arrangement sharing a kitchen with Eliot and Kirkland House dining. Samuel S. Rudavsky reports.
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Crimson Catering Relocates to Allston Facility With Focus On Efficiency and Scale | News | The Harvard Crimson
Crimson Catering, Harvard University Dining Services’ in-house catering arm, moved into a standalone production facility at 168 Western Avenue in Allston last August, ending a decades-long…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/27/crimson-catering-relocation/
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Harvard spent $220,000 on federal lobbying between January and March, maintaining elevated advocacy spending as the University continues to navigate sustained financial and regulatory pressure. Megan L. Blonigen and Graham W. Lee report.
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Harvard Spends $220,000 on Federal Lobbying in First Quarter of 2026 | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard spent $220,000 on federal lobbying between January and March, maintaining elevated advocacy spending as the University continues to navigate sustained financial and regulatory pressure,…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/27/lobbying-first-quarter/
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Harvard College Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William Fitzsimmons made two trips to Hong Kong, attending events and meeting with alumni, highlighting it's importance to Harvard’s financial aid. Celine Muir and Alexa M. Schmitt report.
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Harvard Admissions Dean Fitzsimmons Courts Hong Kong Donors In Asia Swing | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard College Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William R. Fitzsimmons ’67 made two trips to Hong Kong in recent weeks, attending donor events and meeting with alumni as he highlighted the…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/25/fitzsimmons-asia-trip/
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Harvard College’s reach spans 150 countries — but an analysis finds its international pipeline is concentrated, with many students coming from just a few countries and a limited number of high schools. Celine Muir and Alexa M. Schmitt report.
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Inside Harvard’s Global Pipeline: How a Handful of Schools Feed the College’s International Ranks | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard College’s global reach spans 150 countries — but an analysis finds its international pipeline is highly concentrated, with many students coming from just a few countries and a limited number…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/25/international-school-admits/
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Harvard College Dean David Deming said he was worried about pressure early recruiting timelines for finance, technology, and consulting jobs place on undergrads, but saw no way to address it. Sebastian B. Connolly and Summer E. Rose report.
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Deming Calls Recruiting Timelines a ‘Collective Action Problem’ With No Easy Fix | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard College Dean David J. Deming said at an open forum on Thursday that he was worried about the pressure early recruiting timelines for finance, technology, and consulting jobs place on…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/24/deming-student-recruiting-timelines/
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Harvard College Dean David Deming said he would cut administrative functions before scaling back student-facing programming as the College braces for reductions tied to the FAS’ $365 million structural deficit. Sebastian B. Connolly and Summer E. Rose report.
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Deming Pledges to Cut Back-Office Functions Over Student Programming as College Faces Budget Cuts | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard College Dean David J. Deming said Thursday that he would cut administrative functions before scaling back student-facing programming as the College braces for significant reductions tied to…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/24/deming-administrative-functions-budget/
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Zach Berg and Daniel Zhao took office as HUA co-presidents Tuesday, and said they have already begun coordinating with students and administrators to prepare for the next academic year. Alma T. Barak and Theresa F. Bartelme report.
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Newly Sworn In, Berg and Zhao Seek to Build ‘Leverage’ Through Donor Networks and Outside Advocacy | News | The Harvard Crimson
Zachary ‘Zach’ Berg ’28 and Daniel Zhao ’28 took office Tuesday and have already begun reaching out to administrators and coordinating with student organizations ahead of the next academic year.
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/24/berg-zhao-hua-presidents/
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About one in five of Harvard’s varsity athletes comes from outside the US, according to an analysis of 2025-26 rosters — revealing a divide, with some teams mostly from abroad while others almost entirely domestic. Julia A. Karabolli and Tanya J. Vidhun report.
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Around 1 in 5 Harvard Varsity Athletes Hail From Outside the U.S. | News | The Harvard Crimson
About one in five of Harvard’s varsity athletes comes from outside the United States, according to a Crimson analysis of 2025-26 team rosters — revealing a sharp divide, with some teams drawing…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/25/varsity-athletes-origin/
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Leaders of Harvard’s non-tenure-track faculty union quietly called off plans for a spring strike, overriding a membership vote after concluding the walkout risked failing to win approval from the United Auto Workers. Amann S. Mahajan reports.
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Academic Workers Thought They Were Ready to Strike. Their Leaders Disagreed. | News | The Harvard Crimson
Leaders of Harvard’s non-tenure-track faculty union quietly called off plans for a spring strike, overriding a membership vote after concluding the walkout risked failing to win approval from the…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/24/haw-strike-vote-override/
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NEW: President Garber stepped into one of the nation’s most secretive conservative gatherings, joining a debate over higher education as the University faces intensifying scrutiny from the right. Hugo C. Chiasson and Elise A. Spenner report.
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The Right’s Power Brokers Gathered in Secret on a Georgia Island. Garber Made The List. | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 stepped into one of the nation’s most secretive conservative gatherings last month, joining a closed-door debate over higher education as the University faces…
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7 workers detained by federal immigration agents at an Allston car wash last November filed a federal tort claim alleging that they were unlawfully arrested, racially profiled, and mistreated in custody. Thamini Vijeyasingam and Kevin Zhong report.
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Allston Car Wash Workers Detained by ICE File Federal Complaint Alleging Racial Profiling, Physical Mistreatment | News | The Harvard Crimson
Seven workers detained by federal immigration agents at an Allston car wash last November filed a federal tort claim on Wednesday alleging that they were unlawfully arrested, racially profiled, and…
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Trust in the federal government has fallen to 15 percent among young Americans, the lowest level ever recorded by the Harvard Youth Poll, according to the spring 2026 edition of the poll released Thursday. Jen L. Phan reports.
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Young Americans’ Trust in Federal Government Falls to Record Low, Harvard Poll Finds | News | The Harvard Crimson
Trust in the federal government has fallen to 15 percent among young Americans, the lowest level ever recorded by the Harvard Youth Poll, according to the spring 2026 edition of the survey released…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/23/hpop-survey/
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Billie Jean King accepted the 2026 Gleitsman Citizen Activist Award at the Harvard Kennedy School, reflecting on six decades of advocacy for gender and pay equity in sports and urging students to carry the work forward. Nell A. Sparks reports.
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Billie Jean King Accepts Gleitsman Award, Urges Students to Continue Fight for Equity | News | The Harvard Crimson
Tennis icon Billie Jean King accepted the 2026 Gleitsman Citizen Activist Award at the Harvard Kennedy School on Tuesday, reflecting on six decades of advocacy for gender and pay equity in sports and…
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HKS is preparing to reposition itself at the center of the rapidly evolving relationship between government and technology, according to early details of a new 10-year strategic plan. Sophia E. Alcacer, Jen L. Phan, and Elise A. Spenner report.
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Harvard Kennedy School Plans Tech-Focused Shift in Preliminary 10-Year Plan | News | The Harvard Crimson
The Harvard Kennedy School is preparing to reposition itself at the center of the rapidly evolving relationship between government and technology, according to early details of a sweeping new 10-year…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/22/hks-10-year-plan/
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An HMS working group on open inquiry found that students and faculty frequently self-censor on controversial topics and recommended a series of changes to strengthen classroom and laboratory discourse. Riya S. Shah and Juliana L. Yao report.
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HMS Students and Faculty Self-Censor on Controversial Issues, Working Group Finds | News | The Harvard Crimson
A Harvard Medical School working group on open inquiry found that students and faculty frequently self-censor on controversial topics and recommended a series of changes to strengthen classroom and…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/22/hms-open-inquiry-findings/
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Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer said public schools are essential to sustaining American democracy and defended the use of judicial discretion in shaping education law at a Tuesday event at the HGSE. Mahpara Faatin reports.
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Former Supreme Court Justice Breyer Says Public Schools Are Essential to Democracy at HGSE Forum | News | The Harvard Crimson
Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer said public schools are essential to sustaining American democracy and defended the use of judicial discretion in shaping education law at a…
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/4/22/breyer-school-civics-hgse-talk/
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