Advertisement

Crimson opinion writer

E. Matteo Diaz

Latest Content

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
None

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.

Big Tuesday at Yardfest 2025
Image

Big Tuesday at Yardfest 2025

Yardfest End Student Crowd
Image

Yardfest End Student Crowd

Natasha Bedingfield Yardfest Crowd Shot
Image

Natasha Bedingfield Gallery

Natasha Bedingfield Yardfest Close Up
Image

Natasha Bedingfield Yardfest Close Up

Natasha Bedingfield Yardfest Closeup 2
Image

Natasha Bedingfield Yardfest Closeup 2

Student Crowd during Natasha Bedingfield Yardfest
Image

Student Crowd during Natasha Bedingfield Yardfest

Natasha Bedingfield Yardfest Crowd Shot
Image

Natasha Bedingfield Yardfest Crowd Shot

Stryk9 Yardfest Triptych
Image

Stryk9 Yardfest Triptych

YardBops at Yardfest 2025
Image

YardBops at Yardfest 2025

Students on Mem Church Steps Yardfest
Image

Students on Mem Church Steps Yardfest

Yardfest 2025 Stage
Photo Essay

In Photos: Yardfest 2025

Students gathered in Tercentenary Theatre on Sunday for Yardfest, Harvard College’s annual spring concert. Three student bands – The Yard Bops, Stryk9, and Big Tuesday – opened the show before Grammy-nominated artist Natasha Bedingfield took the stage for a night of music, food, and celebration.

Advertisement