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Cambridge State Rep. Says Legislature Will Work to Protect Residents From Trump’s Deportation Orders
The Massachusetts state legislature is preparing to use its power to protect residents while looking to the state Attorney ...
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Harvard’s Federal Funding Is Under Fire. Here’s What’s at Risk.
President Donald Trump’s wave of executive orders targeting funding for education sent shockwaves through Harvard this week, ...
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Political Commentator E.J. Dionne Discusses Role of Religion in 2024 Election
Political commentator and Brookings Institute Senior Fellow E.J. Dionne ’73 joined the Assistant Director for Undergraduate ...
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Chabad, Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeals Schedule Mediation Resolution Hearing
The long-running legal dispute between Harvard Chabad and the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeal has entered a new phase as ...
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‘The Pinnacle of Practicality’: Harvard Computer Science Launches New AI Software Development Course
Harvard’s Computer Science department debuted a new course this semester — COMPSCI 1060: “Software Engineering with ...
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Cambridge Residents Hold Donation Drive to Address Homelessness
As the City of Cambridge works to meet the needs of its homeless population, private institutions — like Saint Peter School ...
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The Comings and Goings of Harvard Square Businesses
Since the end of 2024, Harvard Square’s business scene has undergone some major changes — from new businesses opening to long ...
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Harvard's QuestBridge Partnership Receives Mixed Reactions
Harvard affiliates expressed excitement about the University’s new partnership with QuestBridge’s National College Match ...
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Why the First Week Back Feels Like an Episode of Survivor
You’ve just returned from winter break, where you’ve enjoyed the comforts of home, maybe traveled, or simply binged every ...
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Harvard, Get Used to the Chaos
Trump’s bold new order thankfully didn’t come to pass, but it signifies a new American era — one where the heart of higher ...
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With Republicans in Control, Alan Garber Faces a Fight For Harvard’s Funding
Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 has spent the last year investing in relationships with politicians in Washington, avoiding direct confrontation with the threats he has long acknowledged. Now ...
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‘Baffling’ Winthrop Dining Hall Odor Persists
Winthrop House management undertook an extensive effort over winter break to sniff out the source of a years-long odor permeating the dining hall — but when students returned, so did the smell.