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E. Matteo Diaz

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John Harvard Statue
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John Harvard Statue

The John Harvard statue in front of University Hall.

Widener Columns in Spring
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Widener Columns in Spring

Columns along the side of Harvard’s Widener Library in the spring.

HLS Class Day 2025
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HLS Class Day 2025

Students, family, and faculty gather at Harvard Law School’s 2025 Class Day.

Sean Kelly Commencement
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Sean Kelly Commencement

'Let Gaza Live' Banner as Students Process through Widener Gate
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'Let Gaza Live' Banner as Students Process through Widener Gate

Bedford Minutemen Process with Kirkland
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Bedford Minutemen Process with Kirkland

Flag over the Harvard Square COOP
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Flag over the Harvard Square COOP

State House Dome
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State House Dome

Jack Silvers portrait
Year in Sports

Jack Silvers portrait

Jack Silvers, former sports chairs, poses in front of 14 Plympton Street.

Minnis Coach of the Year
Men's Water Polo

Minnis Coach of the Year

Ted Minnis poses in front of Blodgett pool, where he has coached both men's and women's water polo teams.

Memorial Hall Door in Spring
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Memorial Hall Door in Spring

Sunset Over Johnston Gate
Editorials

Dissent: Harvard Shouldn’t Sacrifice Values for Optics

Tossing the label of “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” might be politically expedient for now. But it will not solve Harvard’s public relations crisis. Instead, it only muddies our moral compass.

Johnston Gate Angle Open
Columns

Harvard Needs To Make Up Its Mind on DEI

The University keeps insisting on its staunch belief that lowercase diversity, equity, and inclusion are all worthwhile pursuits. Yet when confronted with largely misinformed and overblown concerns about how this translates to capital DEI, it fails to levy any sort of defense.

Ivy Roots on Veritas Gate
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Ivy Roots on Veritas Gate

Barker Center
Columns

Harvard’s Defense of Academia Is Missing Half the Story

The thing we’ve failed to reckon with is that — though scientific research will bear the brunt of Trump’s attacks because it benefits so much from federal funding — it’s not his real target.

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