The Harvard Crimson

Sections

NEWS
Opinion
Arts
Blog
Magazine
Multimedia
Sports
|
Newsletter
Editor's Pick
Today's Paper

The Harvard Crimson

Sections

News
Opinion
Arts
Blog
Magazine
Multimedia
Sports
Newsletter
Editor's Pick
Today's Paper

Advertisement

Richard J. Cellini, former director of the Harvard Slavery Remembrance Program

By Frank S. Zhou April 25, 2025

Richard J. Cellini, former director of the Harvard Slavery Remembrance Program

Related Articles

Harvard Outsourced Its Slavery Research. Then a Former Employee Began Notifying Descendants — Without Its Knowledge.

MOST READ

Harvard Grad Schools Rebrand Diversity Offices as University Wipes DEI Messaging
Judge Declines To Force Ex-HBS Prof. Gino To Pay Legal Fees for Bloggers Who Accused Her of Data Fraud
Harvard Has Purged Its Values Alongside Its DEI Websites
Harvard Officials Say Federal Actions Could Cost the University $1 Billion Annually
Harvard College, Faculty of Arts and Sciences Replace Diversity Offices Amid DEI Purge

FLYBY

Commencement 2025: Resume Review

Commencement 2025: Résumé Review

May 30, 2025

Where Did You Land?

Did You Do Harvard Right?

May 30, 2025

Still A Few Tasks Left...

Not So Fast, Grad

May 30, 2025

Advertisement

Advertisement

The Harvard Crimson

The University Daily, Est. 1873

Sections

News
Opinion
Arts
Blog
Magazine
Videos
Sports

About

General
Privacy Policy
Rights & Permissions
Corrections
Contact Us

Resources

Today's Paper
Advertising
Subscriptions
Newsletters
Journalism Programs
Photo Store
Printing Services

Copyright © 2025 The Harvard Crimson, Inc.