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Cambridge Police Investigating Body Found in Fresh Pond News The Harvard Crimson
The Cambridge Police Department and Middlesex District Attorney's Office are investigating a body found in the water at Fresh Pond Tuesday morning.
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Harvard Adopts New Shareholder Voting Guidelines on Human Rights, Labor, Data Privacy News The Harvard Crimson
Harvard adopted four new shareholder voting guidelines on human rights, labor rights, living wages, and data privacy, according to its most recent annual report.
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Ahead of A.R.T.'s Final Loeb Season, OFA Prepares to Take Over Student Theater Support News The Harvard Crimson
Days before the American Repertory Theater begins its final season at the Loeb Drama Center, the Harvard Office for the Arts is preparing to take over two positions that support undergraduate theater as A.R.T. prepares to move to Allston.
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1,600 Harvard Alumni Petition to Reverse Restrictions on Admissions Interview Reports News The Harvard Crimson
More than 1,600 Harvard alumni signed a petition urging Harvard to rescind restrictions barring alumni interviewers from referencing an applicant's race, ethnicity, or religion in their reports before the fall 2026 admissions cycle.
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Inside Harvard Chabad's Path To Changing Cambridge's Zoning News The Harvard Crimson
Emails and calendar records show Cambridge officials discussed a legislative path to help Harvard Chabad build its new Banks Street center months before a zoning amendment was publicly filed - and while the group's legal fight with the city was still unfo
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All Three Dudley Administrators to Depart as Harvard Shutters Community News The Harvard Crimson
All three members of the Dudley Community's administrative staff are set to depart this month as Harvard shutters the more than 90-year-old undergraduate community amid a broader restructuring of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
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National Labor Relations Board Rejects Harvard Appeal, Finds University Violated Federal Labor Law News The Harvard Crimson
The National Labor Relations Board upheld a ruling that Harvard violated federal labor law by refusing to provide the University's police union with a report on a dispute between Harvard University Police Department officers, rejecting the University's ap
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Harvard Medical School Professor Charged With Domestic Violence Placed on Leave News The Harvard Crimson
The Harvard Medical School professor facing charges related to multiple domestic violence incidents has been placed on leave, according to a spokesperson for Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
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Spilling the Tea: Chi Cha San Chen to Become Harvard Square's Fourth Boba Shop News The Harvard Crimson
Taiwanese tea chain Chi Cha San Chen will open its second Massachusetts storefront at One Brattle Square in late summer - marking the third time in four years that Harvard Square will have four boba shops.
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70% of Faculty Vote to Overhaul Harvard Grading With A Cap News The Harvard Crimson
Harvard faculty voted to impose a roughly 20 percent cap on A grades beginning in fall 2027, approving the College's most aggressive attempt to reverse grade inflation and reshape academic standards.
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