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‘Black Box Diaries’ Comes to Harvard: A Screening and Discussion with Shiori Itō

On Oct. 15, journalist and Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Shiori Itō spoke with a packed audience at Harvard ...
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News Outlets Seek To Unseal Key Evidence in Harvard Faculty Lawsuit Against Trump’s Deportation Policies

Four major news organizations are seeking to unseal documents in a lawsuit brought by Harvard faculty against the Trump ...
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Cambridge Ends Contract With Licence Plate Reader Amid Concerns Over ‘Breach of Trust’

Cambridge will end its contract with security technology company Flock Safety after its technicians installed two new cameras ...
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Undergrad Researchers Find Harvard Owned, Sold Indigenous Land in Maine

Scholars have spent years studying Harvard’s colonial-era land holdings in New England. Now, undergraduate research on the ...
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Harvard’s Moral Bankruptcy

If our administration cannot find the conviction to enforce its own standards — if it cannot hold even its most notorious ...
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Settling the Debate: The Crimson’s Arts Board on the Best Mexican Restaurant in Harvard Square

It’s an inflammatory query, but we have answers. Read on to hear The Crimson's Arts Board defend their favorite local spots ...
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The Mad Monkfish Review: Where Sushi Meets Jazz

The Mad Monkfish is named after jazz icon Thelonious Monk. A pianist and composer, Monk is known for complex melodies and ...
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Michelin Comes to Boston: One Star, One Million Dollars

Michelin is merely a microcosm — another reminder of how easily the chase for validation can obscure the value of what we ...
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Harvard Dismisses Director of FXB Center for Health and Human Rights

Harvard on Tuesday forced out the director of the François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights — yet another shakeup at a center whose programming on the Israel-Palestine conflict has ...
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‘You Are a Liability’: Student Lawsuit Could Force Harvard To Change Mental Health Policies, Experts Say

The lawsuit — filed by five students in May — raises serious questions about Harvard’s enforcement of involuntary leave policies and could force the University to change them, legal experts said.
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Former Biden Official Daniel Koh ’07 Launches Second Bid for House

Former Biden administration official Daniel A. Koh ’07 is racing to take the House seat currently held by Representative Seth ...
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To The Editor: I’m A Conservative Woman at Harvard. I Couldn’t Be More Empowered.

Kaitlyn Hou ’27, Director of External Affairs for the Conservative Coalition at the Institute of Politics. In The Crimson’s recent feature outlining allegations that the semi-secret John Adams Society ...