The New Yorker17h
Will Harvard Bend or Break?
Free-speech battles and pressure from Washington threaten America’s oldest university—and the soul of higher education.
MBA Graduates From Top Schools Including Harvard, Northwestern, and Stanford Are Having Trouble Finding Jobs, According to a New Report
The market is competitive enough that even graduates from top business schools are having trouble finding work. A Monday Bloomberg report analyzed job placement outcomes at the top seven MBA programs in the country (Harvard Business School,
Why Harvard's race-conscious scholarships and ceremonies could be at risk under new Ed Department guidance
The US Department of Education's new guidance threatens Harvard's race-conscious scholarships and ceremonies. The rules, issued on February 28, 2025, could impact programs aimed at minority groups, including those for Black,
Most Surprising Things About Life as a Harvard Student Go Viral
Abigail Mack says that "people have a very particular view of what Harvard is like" and there are plenty of misconceptions that she wanted to put straight.
The Harvard Crimson21h
Bring Jury Duty to Harvard
If the College were to permit students to volunteer to be on the Ad Board, it would play an inconceivably treacherous game. My idea is hardly revolutionary: Let Harvard College students accused of wrongdoing go before a jury of their peers — and most importantly,
Judge tosses Harvard University lawsuit filed by alumni who said school failed to address campus antisemitism
A federal judge in Boston on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit that 10 Harvard University graduates filed last year, alleging the Ivy League school failed to respond to campus antisemitism during the war in Gaza.
The bad boys of Harvard
Christopher Cadbury has plucked several hundred bad apples from the Harvard tree. They make for delicious reading.
Harvard among 10 colleges federal task force on antisemitism will visit
Federal Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism will visit Harvard University in response to allegations that they didn't protect Jewish community members.
The Harvard Crimson3h
King’s Historic Performance Propels Harvard Men’s Lacrosse Past Marquette 20-16
Harvard men's lacrosse took down Marquette 20-16, powered by a nine point performance from star senior attackman Sam King. The team will turn the page and look to extend its winning streak against Michigan next Saturday.
More Americans approve of Trump than Biden on every issue: Harvard poll
A new Harvard University/Harris poll suggests President Donald Trump is still riding high with the American people — especially compared to Joe Biden at the end of the former president’s term.
The Daily Tar Heel1d
Students create the Harvard Flourishing Survey to assess student well-being at UNC
All of the traits that we’re asking students to reflect on are intrinsically valuable in themselves. So it’s just good to be a just person. It’s just good to be wise or to be honest,” Brendan Case, the associate director for research at The Human Flourishing Program at Harvard,