Alma Barak

Harvard '29 | Covering Student Orgs & the HUA @thecrimson
Contact @ [email protected]

[The Harvard Crimson @thecrimson]

Student organizations on the 3rd floor of the Student Organization Center at Hilles must move out of their current offices, according to emails sent to student leaders on Wednesday and Thursday.

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https://t.co/rzKGFKAXeO

[The Harvard Crimson @thecrimson]

Harvard debate organizers released a motion on Jewish emancipation for high school competitors. Within days, backlash and internal divisions forced its withdrawal — and a panel member resigned soon after.

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https://t.co/iyjDBWqeXS

[The Harvard Crimson @thecrimson]

After months of scandal and a board-imposed shutdown, the Harvard Salient is attempting a reset. With new leadership, new guardrails, and a promise to abandon pseudonyms and extremism, the conservative publication is betting it can bolster both its staff and its credibility.

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https://t.co/f3HpuAUpp4

[The Harvard Crimson @thecrimson]

Harvard’s Hist&Lit Department will launch a new “Urban Studies” track beginning next academic year, marking the College’s first formalized undergraduate program dedicated to the study of cities.

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https://t.co/BWL9CL76px

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The HUA approved $10,000 in funding on Sunday for “Echoes of Crimson,” a March gala set to spotlight club sports and address financial shortfalls across recreational student athletic teams.

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https://t.co/ASwsaFIvlm

[The Harvard Crimson @thecrimson]

The HUA allocated $5,000 to Datamatch during a Sunday meeting, increasing the group’s funding from last year in a move organizers say will expand access to free dates and help offset rising costs.

@almabk_ and Theresa F. Bartelme report.

https://t.co/SZEOExf2Lx

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At least 20 percent of student organizations experienced delays in receiving funding from the HUA last semester, prompting changes to the payout system ahead of the spring semester.

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https://t.co/H8o1fAebJ2

[The Harvard Crimson @thecrimson]

Dozens of student organizations will be required to vacate their offices on the third floor of the SOCH by the end of the term, according to an email sent to student leaders by Dean of Students Thomas Dunne.

@almabk_ and @theresabartelme report.
https://t.co/9wZ1L5otRp