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Harvard’s Registration Is So Off-Course
Changes to course registration are small but critical. They balance the needs of students while allowing faculty to plan out ...
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The American Dream Is in Danger at Harvard
Our University has a duty to protect its international students and stand firm against the strongman tactics of the new ...
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The Conspiracy Theory Behind the War on DEI
The true danger to academic freedom and democracy does not come from DEI, but from those who, in their fervor to dismantle it ...
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Extracurriculars Have Supplanted Academics at Harvard. Here’s How To Fix It.
Any efforts to recenter academics in the undergraduate experience must prioritize learning over arbitrary workload. Making ...
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Harvard, Get Used to the Chaos
Trump’s bold new order thankfully didn’t come to pass, but it signifies a new American era — one where the heart of higher ...
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Saving Money Is One Thing. Trump’s NIH Cuts Are Another.
There are ways to save the American people money without endangering world-class lifesaving research and the credibility of ...
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Maybe Harvard Students Aren’t Engaged in Class. But They Aren’t the Only Ones To Blame.
Extracurriculars are also symptoms of larger forces, and trying to minimize extracurriculars while leaving those untouched ...
Opinion
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Who Better To Defend Harvard’s Academic Mission Than Its Faculty?
The University president — in their unique position as a member of the faculty and the Corporation — has a role to play in mediating between the two. Regular attendance at FAS meetings would be a ...
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It’s Time for Harvard To Be the Center of Attention
It might be easier for Harvard to avoid possible controversy through avoiding the media. But to protect the crucial research ...
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International Students Are Under Threat. Harvard Must Be Ready.
Of course, the University should comport its behavior with the law. But when faced with a choice between preemptive ...
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Harvard, Turn Down the Heat
Harvard’s transition away from hyper-sweltering indoor environments will not only give me one less thing to complain about ...
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Dissent: Why Is Protecting Jewish Students Up For Debate?
Regardless of the Board’s concerns, these policies affirm a simple principle: Jewish students' identities deserve the same ...