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Harvard Makes First-Ever Deal With Graduate Students Union

by Jessica Ruf | June 16, 2020 After nearly two years of negotiation, Harvard University reached a tentative agreement on its Read more

A. Benjamin Spencer Named First Black Dean at William & Mary

by Jessica Ruf | May 24, 2020
The William & Mary Law School — the oldest law school in America — has appointed A. Ben [...] Read more

Numerous Stakeholders File Brief Supporting Harvard’s Race-Conscious Admissions Policy

by Jessica Ruf |
In tandem with attorneys general from 14 other states and the District of Columbia, Massachuset [...] Read more

Harvard Med School: Remote Instruction Only for Fall 2020’s Entering Classes

| May 14, 2020
Harvard Medical School has decided that there will be remote instruction only for the entering [...] Read more

With a Stirring Recital, the Nation’s First Youth Poet Laureate Inspires Hope

by B. Denise Hawkins | April 29, 2020
At 18, Amanda Gorman made history when she was named the nation’s inaugural Youth Poet Laurea [...] Read more

Young Invincibles: Elite Institutions Should Accept Stimulus Funds

by Shailaja Neelakantan | April 27, 2020
Late last week, the University of Pennsylvania joined its rich, elite peers, like Harvard, Prin [...] Read more

Ethnic Studies Faculty Embrace Academic Twitter

by Sara Weissman | March 4, 2020
When Harvard University denied tenure to renowned Latinx scholar Dr. Lorgia García Peña, a sm [...] Read more

DOJ Files Amicus Brief Saying Harvard’s Admissions Policy Violates Civil Rights Law

by Shailaja Neelakantan | February 27, 2020
The U.S. Department of Justice, in an amicus brief filed on Tuesday to a federal appeals court, [...] Read more

22 U.S. Representatives Write Letter Supporting Harvard’s Graduate Worker Strike

by Jessica Ruf | December 29, 2019
Twenty-two Harvard graduates currently serving in the U.S. House of Representatives signed a le [...] Read more

Time to Tell Our Diverse Stories Aloud

by Emil Guillermo | July 15, 2019
I’m in Washington, D.C. for the CapitalFringe, where the main draw is the monologist Mike Dai [...] Read more

Harvard Won’t Renew Weinstein Lawyer as Student House Dean

by Associated Press | May 12, 2019
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — A Harvard faculty member who decided to represent Harvey Weinstein at his [...] Read more

Harvard’s Asian Problem Does Not Justify the Blum Lawsuit

by Emil Guillermo | August 7, 2018
That lawsuit filed by White conservative Ed Blum using Asians as proxies to fight affirmative a [...] Read more

Tania Tetlow: Inspiring Men and Women for Others

by Jamal Eric Watson | July 16, 2018
NEW ORLEANS - Tania Tetlow is making history with her recent appointment as the first woman and [...] Read more

Asian Americans: Right to Be Angry at Harvard, Not African-Americans

by Frank Wu | June 20, 2018
People of all backgrounds become so angry about affirmative action that it is difficult to disc [...] Read more

E-cigarette Sellers Turn to Scholarships to Promote Brands

by Associated Press | June 8, 2018
A growing number of e-cigarette and vaporizer sellers have started offering college scholarship [...] Read more

The Fight for Tenure: An Uphill Battle for Minoritized Faculty

Recorded on July 1, 2020

Addressing Racism and Structural Inequity in America— What Role Does Higher Education have to play?

Recorded on June 19, 2020

College Athletics After COVID-19; What is the Impact? What Are the Ramifications?

Recorded on May 27, 2020

Addressing Racism and Structural Inequity in America—
What Role Does Higher Education have to play?

College Athletics After COVID-19;
What is the Impact?
What Are the Ramifications?