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James Brown ’73 Guides the Conversation, On and Off the Field

On Sunday mornings, James Brown ’73 sits at the center of one of sports media’s most recognizable studio desks, guiding ...
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In Photos: First Week of the HGSU Strike

The Crimson’s Photographers documented the first week of the strike by Harvard’s graduate student union, capturing picketing ...
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HAW Files Unfair Labor Practice Charge Against Harvard, Cites Improper Change to Expos Class Sizes

The Harvard Academic Workers Union-United Auto Workers filed an unfair labor practice charge Wednesday, accusing the ...
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Harvard Classics Department Weighs Next Steps for Human Remains Discovered Last Year

Last spring, Classics Department Chair Naomi A. Weiss learned that her department possessed human skeletal remains — ...
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City Council Narrowly Votes to Keep One-Way Traffic on Garden Street

The Cambridge City Council narrowly voted to maintain one-way traffic on Garden Street — walking back a proposal to implement ...
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Harvard Women’s Lacrosse Suffers Shock Loss Against Columbia

Harvard women's lacrosse suffered a heartbreaking loss in overtime last weekend to Columbia, finishing up a difficult season.
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No. 47 Harvard Men’s Tennis Snags Win over Dartmouth, Snubbed From NCAA Tournament

In an emotional finale to the Harvard men’s tennis team’s season, the Crimson welcomed Dartmouth to Cambridge. In light of ...
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Harvard Baseball Drops Final Midweek Game at Holy Cross

After being eliminated from Ivy League Tournament contention in a sweep loss to Penn over the weekend, the Harvard baseball ...
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Harvard Needs a Performance Review

Taken separately, any of the consequential problems now addressed by University committees lack the fuller context required to make the necessary changes. Hence, a broader investigation, similar to ...
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To Keep ICE off Campus, Harvard Must Listen to Its Grad Students

The threat of ICE is no longer hypothetical. It has arrived at our doorstep. Yet Harvard refuses to commit to protecting all ...
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Sarahi Magdaleno

Sarahi Magdaleno ’28 is a Sociology concentrator in Currier House. The threat of ICE is no longer hypothetical. It has arrived at our doorstep. Yet Harvard refuses to commit to protecting all members ...
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‘I’ve Now Memorized All of the Chants’: Freshmen Report Noise, Study Disruptions from Strike

The sound of drumming and chants from striking graduate students in the Science Center Plaza has woken some freshmen before 9 ...