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Campus Unions, Local Labor Councils Endorse Grad Student Union
A host of campus and local labor unions released a statement Monday morning in support of the graduate student unionization effort, urging eligible graduate and undergraduate students to vote in favor of collective bargaining.
Harvard Students Join 'March for Our Lives' Protest in Boston
Over 100 Harvard students attended Boston’s March for Our Lives protest on Saturday, joining a nationwide movement pushing for stricter gun control.
Harvard and the Atomic Bomb
For 70 years, the light a Harvard president helped ignite has continued to burn. Entire movements have sprung to extinguish it, as have generations of academics; neither have succeeded.
Joseph Bartley, Founder of Bartley’s Burgers, Dies at 87
Joseph C. Bartley, the founder of the iconic hamburger restaurant “Mr. Bartley’s Gourmet Burgers” in Harvard Square, died on March 5. He was 87 years old.
Visiting Harvard, Parkland Students Demand Change
The high schoolers’ stop at Harvard follows weeks of television appearances, interviews with national publications, and high-profile advocacy on Twitter.
Men's Hockey Star Ryan Donato to Leave for NHL's Boston Bruins
Junior Ryan Donato of the Harvard men’s hockey team will be leaving Harvard early to join the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League.
Men's Hockey Drops OT ECAC Semis Heartbreaker to Clarkson
“[Clarkson] kept coming, so we give them a lot of credit,” Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 said. “I’m real proud of [our players], they gave their heart and soul."
Thomas Wins National Indoor Title in 200-Meter Dash
On Saturday night, junior co-captain Gabby Thomas claimed a national title, clocked an indoor national collegiate record, an Ivy League record, and a program record—all in a single race.
In Open Letters, Students Propose Next Steps After Dominguez Scandal
Graduate and undergraduate students sent two open letters to administrators Wednesday outlining a vision for institutional change after the Dominguez scandal.
Within and Without, UC Struggles for Student Engagement
In last November’s Undergraduate Council presidential election, the UC saw its lowest voter turnout since it began popularly electing its leadership in 1996.
Gov Prof Dominguez to Retire Following Harassment Allegations
Professor Dominguez will retire from his teaching job at the end of the semester and is immediately resigning from his administrative roles after at least 18 women publicly accused him of sexual harassment.
Dominguez to be Paid on Leave
Jorge I. Dominguez will be paid by the University while on “administrative leave” for allegedly sexual harassing women in the Government department.
Men's Basketball Beats Columbia to Win Ivy League Title
The Harvard men’s basketball team secured its first Ivy League regular season title since 2015 after defeating Columbia, 93-74, on Saturday night at Lavietes Pavilion.
Ad Board Will Enforce Sanctions Under College's Final Plan
The Administrative Board will enforce the College’s penalties on members of single-gender social groups, the College announced Thursday as part of its long-anticipated final implementation plan for its controversial social life policy.
Harvard Square Shelters Fight to Serve in Winter
In the wintertime, Y2Y and HSHS must navigate extreme weather conditions with a skeleton staff—watching the demand for overnight beds rise while the volunteer pool shrinks.
