Harvard Expands Screening of International Visitors After Federal Probes

Harvard will start screening international participants, faculty, and co-sponsors for all University-affiliated educational events according to an internal presentation obtained by The Crimson.

Craig Shatters All-Time Pass TD Record as No. 12 Harvard Rallies Past Dartmouth

Star quarterback Jaden Craig tallied four touchdowns on his way to shattering Harvard’s all-time passing touchdown record as the Crimson (7-0, 4-0 Ivy) overpowered the Dartmouth Big Green (5-2, 2-2 Ivy) on Saturday to remain undefeated.

Pritzker Says Federal Funding ‘Will Not Return’ to Previous Levels Under Strain from Trump

Harvard Corporation Senior Fellow Penny S. Pritzker ’81 said she is not expecting federal funding to return to “where it has been,” warning of lasting financial headwinds in the wake of Trump administration policies in an interview with the Harvard Gazette published Thursday.

Harvard Continues Record Spending on Lobbying in Third Quarter of 2025

Harvard spent $220,000 lobbying the federal government between July and September, continuing a year-long surge in federal advocacy spending as the University faces sustained financial threats from Washington, according to disclosures filed last week.

Harvard Stays Unbeaten, Overpowering Princeton 35-14 Behind Dominant Ground Game

No. 17 Harvard powered past Princeton ) on Saturday afternoon to remain perfect on the season and extend its conference lead. Behind a bruising ground game and strong second half defense, the Crimson turned a tight first-half battle into a commanding statement victory.

Garber Met With Oxford Counterparts, Rhodes Scholars in Unannounced London Trip

Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 traveled across the pond earlier this week for an unannounced trip to London, where he met with the University’s Rhodes Scholars and senior University of Oxford officials.

Harvard Lays Off Student Advisers and Lecturers in SEAS Cuts

Nearly a dozen positions that directly support students were among those eliminated in a sweeping round of layoffs at Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences earlier this month, according to a document obtained by The Crimson.

Harvard Reports First Deficit Since Pandemic in Fiscal Year 2025, Sees 12% Endowment Growth

Harvard reported an operating loss of $113 million — its first budget deficit since 2020 — as its financial footing shakes from disruptions to federal funding, even as the total value of its endowment grew by 11.9 percent to $56.9 billion, according to its fiscal year 2025 financial report.

Current-Use Donations to Harvard Hit Record $629 Million in Fiscal Year 2025

Harvard received a record-breaking $629 million in current-use donations during fiscal year 2025, representing a 19 percent increase from last year and the largest total in University history, according to the annual financial report released on Thursday.

Harvard Endowment Performance Through FY25