Editorials
The Encampment is Safe and Peaceful. Harvard Must Keep it That Way.
The protestors have done their part; now, Harvard’s leadership must do theirs.
By Suspending the Palestine Solidarity Committee, Harvard Guarantees Chaos
Student groups aren’t above the rules. But the rules aren’t above the good of this campus. Harvard must choose the latter.
Dissent: Activists Broke the Rules. I’m Glad Harvard Enforced Them.
Harvard has rules. For the safety of our community, it must enforce them. Yesterday, the University made the right call.
Time for a Residential Advisors Union
All workers deserve to negotiate with their employers on an equal footing. That’s doubly the case when your employer is also your landlord. Vote yes on HURA.
In Support of a Faculty Senate
University governance is in desperate need of reform. A faculty senate could substantially improve how Harvard solves its problems.
To the HUA: Let Us Vote.
Our student government likes to claim a democratic mandate. Now is their time to earn it.
There Are Many Obstacles Facing Women’s Sports. Trans Athletes Aren’t One.
As enticingly clear as the rhetoric may sound, the science is far less conclusive.
The Return of Required Testing
Bringing back testing can be a step towards equity. But steps will not suffice in a post-affirmative action world: Harvard must begin taking leaps and bounds.
Interdisciplinarity Has Become a Buzzword. Here’s How to Course-Correct.
Slapping fields together at random isn’t interdisciplinarity. Conflating the two helps neither the University nor the prospects of worthwhile cross-disciplinary inquiry.
In an Institutionally Neutral World, Expect Students to Speak Up
With the same insidious form of doxxing from last semester yet again rearing its ugly head, Harvard must meet the moment with greater action.
This HUA Election, Vote Your Conscience
More important than who you choose is that you choose at all, and that your choice doesn’t represent your last engagement with student government this year.
Dissent: Harvard College Needs a King
There is no place better for an absolute regime to thrive than within Harvard’s prestigious walls.
NIL Collectives Aren’t Harvard’s Ball Game
While NIL collectives continue to reshape the college sports landscape, it would be unwise to let them transform athletics at Harvard.
The Editorial Board's Guide to The 2024 Board of Overseers Election
A Guide to the 2024 Harvard Board of Overseers Election
Down With Single-Family Zoning
With a new proposal to end single-family zoning under consideration, the Cambridge City Council has a chance to finally confront the housing crisis.
