Lawsuits, Love, and Late-Night Scares
(A poetical study of what we inhale) By: ANA NICOLAE It’s all in the air Fumes, body, soul Your breath stagnates the atmospheres of people Your body disintegrates in particles of dust Your soul pollutes the heavenly skies And yet you breathe And yet you grow And yet you die Whatever comes to be Innovation and […]
Part Two By ALAYA AYALA Growing up, I’d never been one to put much stock into the supernatural. I stopped believing in things like fairy tales and Santa Claus when I was about five years old. One day, I must have asked too many questions and pushed my mom a little too far. That […]
Things go bump in the night on Ivy-League campuses, too By ALAYA AYALA 1.The Night: A period of time during which the sun does not shine upon Harvard. Upon being a student for little more than a year at Harvard, I have observed a truly terrifying trend at the school. It would […]
By SEGAN HELLE On October 15, a lawsuit was filed by a male student alleging that Harvard discriminated against him on the basis of his race and gender. The lawsuit brings into question an investigation conducted by Harvard’s Office for Dispute Resolution (ODR) that took place in April 2017, in which a female undergraduate […]
Field Hockey The Harvard Field hockey team clinched its fifth Ivy League title in their 6-0 victory over Dartmouth, keeping their Ivy League record at 6 wins and 0 losses. This ensures their spot in the NCAA tournament; the team is 15 and 1 on the year and will play their final game of […]
By Rosie Collier Jo Roberts is not confined by a medium. The freshman from Washington, D.C. explores materials and styles in her art freely and with marked skill. Fluidly translating her preferred subject of portraiture from graphite to acrylic to photography, Jo’s artistic abilities extend from the two-dimensional into musical composition, costume design, and theatrical […]
By Tushar Dwivedi At any given moment, numerous student organization-hosted and sponsored events can be found across campus. Few however, hold both the simultaneous intrigue, allure, and intimacy that comes with “Sex Week” at Harvard. In the small, yet packed room in Sever, roughly 10 panelists and a moderator gathered to answer questions regarding the […]
By SEGAN HELLE Last Monday, October 29, eight Harvard students and alumni testified in support of Harvard at the University’s admissions trial in the hopes of providing perspectives on why diversity, and the admissions measures taken to achieve it, is important to those who have gone through Harvard’s campus. The current and former students […]