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Studying Abroad in the Age of Trump
Never the most popular in Europe, Americans have, in the last year, faced additional stigma in their travels abroad: Donald Trump is the president of their country.
Radcliffe Institute Dean Will Step Down at End of Academic Year
Lizabeth A. Cohen, dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, announced Tuesday that she will step down in June 2018 after seven years in the post.
&pizza Set to Move Forward in Harvard Square
The Washington, D.C.-based restaurant chain &pizza has finally gained approval to bring its make-your-own pizza pies to Harvard Square.
Recalling Secrecy and Stealth, Faust Recounts Presidential Search
Harvard’s presidential searches are famous for their secrecy, as the search committee endeavors to fend off national media scrutiny and Crimson reporters in pursuit of a scoop.
Smith Campus Center to Feature Top Floor Bar
Set to open in September 2018, the renovated Smith Campus Center will feature a bar for Harvard affiliates on the building’s top floor, along with several new common spaces.
Financial Woes Slow House Renewal
FAS receives about half of its income from the University’s endowment, so it’s been hit particularly hard by several years of lackluster returns.
Once Again, Faculty To Debate Social Life Sanctions
One year after Faculty discussion formally began on Harvard’s historic penalties on final clubs and Greek organizations, two critical developments may change the nature of the debate at Tuesday’s meeting of the full Faculty.
Administrators Considering Expanding Freshman Gender-Neutral Housing
The College is currently reviewing proposals to add a gender-neutral housing option for freshman, according to Director of BGLTQ Student Life Sheehan D. Scarborough ’07.
Kaju Tofu House Closes Shop at Crimson Galeria
Kaju Tofu House, a Harvard Square favorite serving spicy Korean fare and plentiful side dishes, closed its doors to student dismay Wednesday evening.
Hundreds Honor Counter at Memorial Service
“For those of us who were Allen’s colleagues, losing Allen means losing a wise elder,” Khurana said.
After 8 Months, Iranian Scientist Barred By Trump Reaches Harvard
“Bans and restrictions make humans stronger,” Saravi said. “Now I am really stronger than before because I have passed many limitations, many restrictions.”
Harvard Amicus Brief Moot After New Travel Ban
Harvard filed an amicus brief last week opposing President Donald Trump’s immigration order, a legal move quickly made moot after Trump issued a new executive order.
Facing High Rents, Quad-Area Wine Shop to Move Next Door
University Wine Shop, a favorite stop for Quad party hosts, will be moving one door down in November after facing high rent in their current location.
Three Laptops, Wallet Lifted From Dorms Over Weekend
The Yard and Quad saw three separate laptop thefts from first-floor student rooms over the weekend, including one in which the burglarized suite was occupied at the time.
Diversity Task Force Releases Draft Report
A University-wide task force recommended schools and administrators devise plans to ensure historically marginalized groups experience “full membership in the Harvard community.”