Next for Japan

Harvard for Japan, an alliance of more than 100 groups and organizations at Harvard, hosts a student-led report "What happened? What can we do next?" about the Tohoku Earthquake in Adams House.

Events for Japan Scheduled Throughout the Week

In wake of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on March 11, Harvard has united to help with relief efforts. Harvard for Japan was created to raise money for relief efforts and bring awareness through a week of commemorative events.

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Harvard Professors Weigh in on Nuclear Threat

Though dangerous levels of radioactivity still pose a threat to the population around the deteriorating nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Power Plant in Japan, Harvard professors say that while the disaster may cause dangerous pollution, its consequences will not reach the most dire predictions.

Harvard Supports Japan

After an earthquake and tsunami hit Japan on March 11, Harvard students have been fundraising and planning events, including a banquet two nights ago and a week-long schedule of events which begin today.

UC Supports Relief Efforts

The Undergraduate Council voted unanimously to pass the Harvard for Japan Act at last night’s meeting.