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Don’t Let Diversity Die At the Starting Line
Household wealth plays an enormous role in applicants’ lived experiences; considering it will create a less homogenous campus and contribute to a more enriching college experience for all — all while turning Harvard into a more equitable engine of social mobility.
The Challenge Harvard Faces Goes Deeper Than Funding
Still, as long as Harvard is, well, Harvard — the peak of an unpopular ivory tower — its funding will make a useful political football for lawmakers hoping to score points with the public.
HMS Can’t Regulate Grief
When discomfort discussing Palestine extends to a disallowance of grief, Harvard descends into a true den of iniquity.
College Students Study Less. Harvard’s Just Honest About It.
Diminished focus on academics is real — and a legitimate cause for concern. But behind the headline lies a far broader story: Declining focus on coursework is a national problem.
Harvard Must Choose Engagement Over Censorship
Using rhetoric that echoes Hitler is vile and unacceptable — full stop. Still, a University move to punish the Salient would set a dangerous precedent of policing student publications.
Reload Ethical Entrepreneurship at Harvard
In the modern attention economy, aspiring entrepreneurs are rewarded for creating the most disruptive, flashy, and viral projects possible.
A Rare Piece of Good News at Harvard
Indeed, HUPD’s latest crime numbers show us that campus reality is far more benign than sensationalist accounts would have it. Harvard’s faced a lot of bad news in the last year — the recent crime statistics are a welcome respite.
Trump’s Campaign Hit Harvard’s Coffers. It and America Will Suffer
Up against a pugnacious Trump administration, Harvard has downsized to protect its coffers once again. And while the University is sure to feel the hurt, America will be the ultimate loser.
The Free Speech Battle Isn’t Over Yet
The court’s decision is a welcome affirmation that free speech protections apply to all, regardless of citizenship status or federal government whims. Now, to defend the promise of the First Amendment on campus, it’s time for Harvard to turn its sights inwards to continued threats to speech on campus.
As Students in the AI Age, This Is the Choice We Face.
Faculty efforts to adapt and prioritize learning in this brave new world are certainly worthwhile. But as it becomes easier and easier to churn out a passable paper undetected with just a few keystrokes, the responsibility of deciding whether or not to rely on AI — and, indeed, determining the very purpose of our education — ultimately falls to us students.