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From the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System exams to the minimum wage to legalizing psychedelics, The Crimson gives you everything you need to know about each proposal before you vote.
Harvard Scheduled First Bargaining Session with Grad Union A Week After Strike. After more than a week of picketing, Harvard and its graduate student union scheduled their first bargaining session ...
Harvard Endowment Jumps to $53.2 Billion, Delivers 9.6% Returns in 2024. By Sidney K. Lee and Thomas J. Mete. • Yesterday. The value of the endowment grew to $53.2 billion after the Harvard ...
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Harvard Must Learn Its Lesson. Institutional Neutrality Is Step One. We’re Really Sorry About That Antisemitic Cartoon, Guys; Harvard Admissions Should Be More Meritocratic
Inside Alan Garber’s Wild, 7-Month Interim Harvard Presidency. Alan M. Garber ’76’s first semester in Harvard’s top job would have tested even the most battle-hardened university president — and technically, he was not even the real president.
2027. Each fall, The Crimson surveys freshmen about their backgrounds, academic aspirations, and lifestyles. Scroll through the interactive graphs and charts on the following pages for a visual representation of the Class of 2027.
The opening segment of The Crimson’s four-part introduction to the Class of 2025 examines the demographic profile of this year’s freshmen, considering factors like gender, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status.
No. 11 Harvard men’s water polo continued its dominant run, successfully defending home court with back-to-back victories over conference rivals No. 19 Brown and MIT. The pair of victories ...
If journalism is the first draft of history, The Crimson has written a whole chapter of Harvard’s over the past two months. You can look at our newspaper and see as much: We’ve run more than 56 articles and 21 opinion pieces on the war and its ripple effects.