We are a month into classes, and with fall sports well into their regular seasons, the Crimson enters another week of conference tests, road trips, and championship races. This week brings a new set of challenges for Harvard sports as it looks beyond the regular season and toward title bids. Field Hockey (8–1) This Friday […]
My fellow Harvard students, are any of us used to losing? No. Yet we have somehow lost to Yale five years in a row for the big pre-Thanksgiving game. If you too are sick and tired of a safety school disrespecting us, you’re in the right place. Witchcraft is not a class you can add […]
Memphis is a beautiful city. Its phenomenal cuisine, rich history (both good and bad), and stunning music have made it a place I love living in. And as one of 28 cities with an NBA team, it is also a great place for any sports fan—supposedly. The Grizzlies are one of five teams that have […]
Game. Set. Match. The crowd is in an uproar. It is 2017, and tennis legend Serena Williams has just won her 23rd Grand Slam title. With this victory, she surpassed Steffi Graf’s record and made history. The win, arguably one of the most impressive feats in women’s tennis history, drew backlash. In October 2025, on […]
On Friday, Sept. 18, President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he would be banning three news outlets from the White House: “CNN,” “MS NOW,” and “Politico.” Although the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has temporarily restored the outlets’ access while the lawsuit continues, the ban has raised concerns that the […]
On Sept. 2, the first day of classes, Danoff Dean of Harvard College David J. Deming emailed the student body, sharing his thoughts and goals for various aspects of the first-year experience. He suggested a “barbell approach,” meaning allowing AI in some areas and prohibiting it in others. His suggestion included replacing take-home exams and […]
During the week of Sept. 27, a new object appeared outside Harvard’s Smith Campus Center: a temporary red phone booth. Inside, passersby found instructions to call their state representatives and discuss bills to regulate artificial intelligence. Ari Rosenthal, a Harvard Graduate School of Education graduate and co-founder of the Massachusetts AI Action Network, spent the […]