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Cambridge City Hall
City Politics

City Council Candidates Contest Multifamily Housing Ordinance in Cambridgeport Election Forum

Several challengers in Cambridge’s upcoming city council election roundly criticized incumbents for passing the landmark Multifamily Housing Ordinance earlier this year at a candidates’ forum Wednesday night, dismissing it as a “one size fits all” approach.

Carpenter Center
Visual Arts

Harvard Film Archive Temporarily Closed After Burst Pipe Flooding in Carpenter Center

The Harvard Film Archive will be closed indefinitely after a burst pipe flooded the archive’s collection, theater, and offices on Saturday, according to a Monday email sent to HFA affiliates.

Religion

Diana Eck, Harvard’s Leading Scholar of Religious Pluralism, Discusses ‘Pivot to Pluralism’ in Higher Education

Eck’s talk took up a topic that Harvard has embraced even as it shifts away from the language of diversity, equity, and inclusion. But Eck said she saw pluralism as a way to recognize and reckon with diversity, not to replace it.

O-line big boys
Football

No. 22 Harvard Football Looks to Carry Momentum Against Cornell, Stay Undefeated

Coming off of a successful crusade against Holy Cross, No. 22 Harvard football will seek to record another statement victory under the Friday night lights of Cambridge against the winless Cornell Big Red.

Caitlin E. Dube Courtesy Photo
City Politics

‘Life-Long Educator’: Caitlin Dube Puts Her Name in the Running for School Committee

Caitlin E. Dube ’05 wants educators to have a seat on the Cambridge School Committee. As a challenger with over a decade of teaching experience, she believes she is up to the task.

SEIU 32BJ Rally on Oct. 7
Labor

Harvard Custodians Open Contract Negotiations With Wage and Benefit Requests

Harvard custodians presented a suite of economic proposals to University officials at their first bargaining session on Tuesday, asking for raises to compensate for inflation since the pandemic began.

Ayah Al-Zubi
Cambridge City Council

Affordability Top of Mind as Ayah Al-Zubi ’23 Launches Second Run for City Council

Ayah Al-Zubi ’23 first launched her bid for a seat on the Cambridge City Council back in 2023, as a fresh-faced Harvard College graduate. Two years later, she’s back on the ballot and ready to “co-govern.”

Austin Hall
Harvard Law School

N.J. Governor Says Lawsuits Are States’ ‘Biggest Weapon’ Against Trump at Harvard Law School Talk

New Jersey Governor Phil D. Murphy ’79 told an audience of Harvard Law School students that lawyers are “the most valuable players” in ongoing legal battles against the federal government at an event hosted by the HLS Democrats Monday morning.

Blackstone Steam Plant in Cambridge
Cambridge

Eversource Proposes 13% Increase in Gas Rates This Winter

Last winter, Eversource customers saw a historically high price increase in their gas bill. This year is shaping up to be even more expensive.

HUA
College

HUA Votes to Expand Funding Grant for Affinity Groups at Weekly Meeting

The Harvard Undergraduate Association unanimously voted Sunday afternoon to exponentially increase the Helping Hands Fund for student affinity group events to roughly $30,000.

Henderson Interception
Football

No. 25 Harvard Takes Down Holy Cross 59-24 in Dominant Road Performance

No. 25 Harvard cruised past Holy Cross 59-24 Saturday, spoiling the Crusaders’ hope of securing their first win in their homecoming in Worcester.

Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs
Harvard Business School

How Alumni Entrepreneurs Are Trying to Redefine Harvard’s Reputation in the Startup World

At the inaugural Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs Startup World Cup regionals on Sep. 12, Harvard graduates from 12 finalist startups made pitches for the chance to be sent to the championship round in San Francisco.

Pop Up Bagels Sign in Cambridge
Harvard Square

Fresh-Baked: PopUp Bagels To Open in Harvard Square Next Friday

Harvard students will be able to pop in to PopUp Bagels starting next Friday, Oct. 10, seven months after the East Coast bagel chain announced it was coming to Harvard Square.

Dean Datar AI Talk
Harvard Business School

Harvard Business School Uses AI To Evaluate Students’ Work, Dean Says

Harvard Business School Dean Srikant M. Datar discussed the rapid integration of artificial intelligence across the University, highlighting how HBS faculty are using the technology to give students feedback on their work.

US Capitol Building
Central Administration

Government Shutdown Could Put Harvard’s Funding Lawsuit on Pause

Wednesday’s government shutdown could stall Harvard’s federal funding lawsuit, halting the case before District Judge Allison D. Burroughs can enter a final judgment — and before President Donald Trump can file the appeal he has promised.

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