Harvard survey shows most students did not feel comfortable sharing 'controversial opinions' in class
The Harvard Crimson reported that one-third of Harvard’s last graduating class did not feel comfortable sharing their ...
Why TikTokers are pretending they got into Harvard
If it seems like more people are getting into Harvard than usual, blame TikTok. In recent months, the popular social media ...
The Harvard Crimson23h
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 ...
The Harvard Crimson2d
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 ...
The College Fix2d
Harvard grad students whine about event on Musk, government waste
OPINION: Harvard grad students are upset the Institute of Politics hosted an accomplished British businessman and public ...
The College Fix3d
Silenced at Harvard: How a one-sided campus culture stifles student speech
Students assessed factors such as their comfort in expressing opinions, the tolerance for both liberal and conservative speakers, administrative support for free speech, and the degree of ...
The Nation10d
Harvard’s New Speech Rules Continue Their Pattern of Repression
As recent Harvard graduates, the announcement feels like a massive regression in the campaign for divestment, characterized by some of the biggest student mobilizations in university history.
Investopedia29d
What Harvard Actually Costs
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New York Sun4d
Too Many ‘A’ Grades: Harvard Moves to Restore Academic Rigor After Years of Grade Inflation
On the chopping block might be such classes as ‘Anime as Global Popular Culture’ and ‘Zombies, Witchcraft, and Uncanny ...
Harvard Law Review Taps Black Princeton Graduate as New Leader
The Harvard Law Review named a Black student as its leader for the second straight year, at a time when the number of ...
Kiah Duggins, Harvard Law graduate focused on civil rights, killed in D.C. plane crash
The 30-year-old civil rights lawyer was scheduled to join the faculty at Howard University Law School in Washington, D.C., ...