Politics
Mitt Romney: Harvard Hater?
Don't expect Republican presidential candidate W. Mitt Romney to be dropping the H-bomb anytime soon.
Harvard Student Group Hosts Vigil for Troy Davis
Forty Harvard students gathered at 12:03 p.m. and again at 1:03 p.m. to join together in a moment of silence for Davis.
IOP Talks Campaign Finance
Former directors of the Harvard Institute of Politics admonished today’s campaign finance system for setting a divisive tone in politics at a panel discussion Friday.
Elizabeth Warren Kicks Off Campaign in South Boston
Harvard Law School professor Elizabeth Warren launched her campaign for the U.S. Senate on Wednesday morning in South Boston.
Students Protest Oil Pipeline
Hoping to highlight opposition to a proposed oil pipeline running from Canada to the Gulf Coast, protesters gathered outside of Kirkland House Tuesday afternoon before the arrival of Jim Messina, President Obama’s campaign manager.
Elizabeth Warren To Announce Senate Run
Harvard Law school Professor Elizabeth Warren will announce her candidacy for senator of Massachusetts Wednesday.
Capuano, Facing Likely Competition from Warren, Announces He Will Not Seek U.S. Senate Seat in 2012
Rep. Michael E. Capuano has decided not to run for a seat in the Senate.
Elizabeth Warren’s Harvard Problem
Warren’s message thus far—replete with stories from her small-town childhood in Oklahoma—seems designed to counteract any reputation she may have earned as an out-of-touch Harvard elitist.
Obama Aides Head to Cambridge
There's a two-way street between Harvard and the Obama Administration. Ever since President Obama's election in 2008, droves of Harvard professors and graduates have left New England for the White House. But this fall, a myriad of junior-level White House staffers are migrating to Cambridge to pursue degrees across the University.
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A graph illustrating the amount of money, in millions, spent by the six universities represented.
