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The Harvard Crimson
The University Daily Est. 1873
Facing Trump’s Ultimatum, Harvard Has No Easy Choices
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Harvard may find itself walking a tightrope to keep its funding after the Trump administration sent a Thursday night email demanding DEI cuts and policy changes. But some prominent voices are calling on the University to reject the balancing act altogether — and emerge instead as academia’s anti-Trump standard-bearer.
Trump Admin’s $9 Billion Review of Harvard’s Grants Could Hit Boston’s Hospitals Hardest
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The Trump administration’s sweeping federal review of nearly $9 billion in multi-year research funding tied to Harvard has sparked uncertainty across the University — but the brunt of the planned cuts will be felt by Boston hospitals, not the University.
Faculty Votes To Eliminate Option To Take Gen Ed, QRD Courses Pass-Fail
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The Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences voted overwhelmingly to eliminate the option to take courses fulfilling the Harvard College General Education and Quantitative Reasoning with Data requirements on a pass-fail basis at a Tuesday faculty meeting.
Vice Mayor Marc McGovern Reverses Course to Call on Toner to Resign
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Cambridge Vice Mayor Marc C. McGovern reversed course last night, calling on fellow Councilor Paul F. Toner to resign in a statement.
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Kenneth Roth Says Universities Must Stand Up To Trump’s Attack on Academic Freedom
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Former executive director of Human Rights Watch Kenneth Roth said universities must unite against the Trump administration’s “autocratically-inclined” attack on campus free speech at a Thursday evening book talk at the Cambridge Public Library.
State Rep. Marjorie Decker Calls for City Councilor Paul Toner’s Resignation
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Massachusetts State Rep. Marjorie C. Decker called on Cambridge City Councilor Paul F. Toner to resign in a Thursday statement, turning up pressure on the embattled local official to leave City Hall.
Artists Pull Out Of Carpenter Center Talk Citing ‘Capitulatory’ Stance from Harvard on Trump’s Demands
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Two artists abruptly backed out from their scheduled talk at Harvard in protest of what they saw as a willingness to capitulate by Harvard leadership to the demands of the Trump administration.
Kenneth Roth Says Universities Must Stand Up To Trump’s Attack on Academic Freedom
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Former executive director of Human Rights Watch Kenneth Roth said universities must unite against the Trump administration’s “autocratically-inclined” attack on campus free speech at a Thursday evening book talk at the Cambridge Public Library.
State Rep. Marjorie Decker Calls for City Councilor Paul Toner’s Resignation
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Massachusetts State Rep. Marjorie C. Decker called on Cambridge City Councilor Paul F. Toner to resign in a Thursday statement, turning up pressure on the embattled local official to leave City Hall.
Artists Pull Out Of Carpenter Center Talk Citing ‘Capitulatory’ Stance from Harvard on Trump’s Demands
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Two artists abruptly backed out from their scheduled talk at Harvard in protest of what they saw as a willingness to capitulate by Harvard leadership to the demands of the Trump administration.
Harvard FAS Elects 6 New Members to Faculty Council
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The Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences elected six new members to its Faculty Council, elevating several professors hoping to exert more control over the University’s governance amid the Trump administration’s attacks on higher education.
‘Authoritarianism’: Mass. Lawmakers Condemn Harvard Funding Review
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Top Massachusetts lawmakers showed outrage and gave dire warnings in response to Monday’s announcement that three federal agencies are reviewing more than $8 billion in Harvard’s federal funding.
MBA Students at HBS Must Take AI Course To Graduate
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Harvard Business School introduced Data Science and AI for Leaders as a new requirement for all MBA candidates — signaling a shift in the important role artificial intelligence will play in business management.
Fifteen Questions: John C. Urschel on Numerical Linear Algebra, Coffee Shops, and the NFL
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The MIT professor and Junior Fellow at Harvard sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss numerical analysis, CTE, and his favorite NFL team.
To Call Allston Home
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On the surface, Allston’s high turnover makes our neighborhood seem like a place where people come and go. But its residents — renters, homeowners, artists, families — refuse to let transience define them. Today, they are fighting for a community where those who want to stay can stay.
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House Door Boxes Elicit Backlash Over Conservative Student Publication
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Nearly 300 students wrote letters to Harvard College Dean Rakesh Khurana this month, protesting his decision to install mailboxes on student dorms in response to complaints from campus conservative publication the Harvard Salient about distribution restrictions.
Faculty Votes To Eliminate Option To Take Gen Ed, QRD Courses Pass-Fail
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The Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences voted overwhelmingly to eliminate the option to take courses fulfilling the Harvard College General Education and Quantitative Reasoning with Data requirements on a pass-fail basis at a Tuesday faculty meeting.
Vice Mayor Marc McGovern Reverses Course to Call on Toner to Resign
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Cambridge Vice Mayor Marc C. McGovern reversed course last night, calling on fellow Councilor Paul F. Toner to resign in a statement.
‘Chicago’ Turns 50 — and It Is Still Calling Out Our Society
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50 years later, "Chicago" is as glamorous and classy as ever — while still reinventing itself for modern audiences in contentious political times
Harvard Softball Battles Against Columbia to Notch Series Win
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After a difficult weekend against Princeton, Harvard returned home to Soldiers Field to face off against Columbia. Despite dropping a tight first game, the team dominated the next two to pick up its first Ivy series win of the season.
‘Chicago’ Turns 50 — and It Is Still Calling Out Our Society
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50 years later, "Chicago" is as glamorous and classy as ever — while still reinventing itself for modern audiences in contentious political times
‘The Rainfall Market’ Review: A Journey Fit For a Childhood Dream Come True
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Capturing the beauty of a classic fairytale, “The Rainfall Market" is well on its way to the reading lists and hearts of countless young readers worldwide.
Jonquils Cafe & Bakery Review: Faux Luxe
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Jonquils Cafe & Bakery markets itself as an “elegant cafe on Newbury street.” The statement is only a half lie — it is, in fact, on Newbury Street.
‘Rhyme, Rhythm, and Resistance’ Review: A Multimedia Display of Female Art and Activism at the Schlesinger Library
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Ultimately, the show takes a nuanced look at not only what women say, but also what they feel and experience.
Harvard Softball Battles Against Columbia to Notch Series Win
•
After a difficult weekend against Princeton, Harvard returned home to Soldiers Field to face off against Columbia. Despite dropping a tight first game, the team dominated the next two to pick up its first Ivy series win of the season.
Harvard Women’s Tennis Downs Dartmouth in Five Hour Thriller
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The Harvard women’s tennis team returned to Cambridge Sunday in its Ivy League opener against Dartmouth. Family, friends, and fans were treated to a spectacle, as the Crimson prevailed in a hotly contested five-hour-long affair replete with comebacks, injury scares, controversial calls, and a fairy tale finish.
‘Harvard Hockey First’: Behind a Thriving Team Culture Impacted by NHL Draft Picks
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12 out of the 29 active players on the Harvard men’s ice hockey team during the 2024-2025 season were drafted to the NHL. Their futures haven’t stopped them from giving their all to the Crimson.
Harmoni Turner Named Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year
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In a historic capstone to a record-breaking career, Harvard senior guard Harmoni Turner became the first Ivy League player to be named the 2025 Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year Wednesday.
‘Chicago’ Turns 50 — and It Is Still Calling Out Our Society
•
50 years later, "Chicago" is as glamorous and classy as ever — while still reinventing itself for modern audiences in contentious political times
‘The Rainfall Market’ Review: A Journey Fit For a Childhood Dream Come True
•
Capturing the beauty of a classic fairytale, “The Rainfall Market" is well on its way to the reading lists and hearts of countless young readers worldwide.
Jonquils Cafe & Bakery Review: Faux Luxe
•
Jonquils Cafe & Bakery markets itself as an “elegant cafe on Newbury street.” The statement is only a half lie — it is, in fact, on Newbury Street.
‘Rhyme, Rhythm, and Resistance’ Review: A Multimedia Display of Female Art and Activism at the Schlesinger Library
•
Ultimately, the show takes a nuanced look at not only what women say, but also what they feel and experience.
Harvard Softball Battles Against Columbia to Notch Series Win
•
After a difficult weekend against Princeton, Harvard returned home to Soldiers Field to face off against Columbia. Despite dropping a tight first game, the team dominated the next two to pick up its first Ivy series win of the season.
Harvard Women’s Tennis Downs Dartmouth in Five Hour Thriller
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The Harvard women’s tennis team returned to Cambridge Sunday in its Ivy League opener against Dartmouth. Family, friends, and fans were treated to a spectacle, as the Crimson prevailed in a hotly contested five-hour-long affair replete with comebacks, injury scares, controversial calls, and a fairy tale finish.
‘Harvard Hockey First’: Behind a Thriving Team Culture Impacted by NHL Draft Picks
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12 out of the 29 active players on the Harvard men’s ice hockey team during the 2024-2025 season were drafted to the NHL. Their futures haven’t stopped them from giving their all to the Crimson.
Harmoni Turner Named Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year
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In a historic capstone to a record-breaking career, Harvard senior guard Harmoni Turner became the first Ivy League player to be named the 2025 Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year Wednesday.