As students arrive on campus after spring break and dive back into midterm season, the relevance of the newly introduced Proposal for Updating Grading Policy—which suggests changes in grading, including a cap on A grades at “20% +4” of the class size—becomes increasingly salient. Students celebrated the administration’s choice to delay policy implementation to the […]
With the conclusion of the Winter Olympics, many assume the drama of figure skating has come to an end. However, for the skating world, the Olympics are far from the final chapter. In Prague from March 24 to March 29, the International Skating Union World Championships provided breakout skaters a chance to redeem themselves or […]
“I’m Elisa, a sophomore in Leverett House from Malaysia studying Statistics and Social Studies.” Though I once had to rehearse these lines before it was my turn to speak in class, my “Harvard Intro” has now become a stock phrase I can repeat while my mind drifts elsewhere. However, there is one part of this […]
