The Harvard College Housing Office granted winter session campus housing to international students on financial aid Monday, just one week after the Office rejected students’ appeals — and around 48 hours after @thecrimson wrote about the rejections.
https://t.co/f3a7GsZX5O
Harvard custodians tasked with shoveling the blizzard struggled to find sleeping space in between shifts Sunday night — leaving many in common rooms, custodial closets, and on the floor.
With @tmbierwerth for @thecrimson:
https://t.co/2pVwOKr8xe
NEW: Larry Summers will resign from all academic and faculty appointments at Harvard at the end of the academic year in what may be the denouement of an extraordinary public unraveling over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
https://t.co/VcfVOdsjfR
The city of Somerville indefinitely closed Kuya Jay’s Ube Kafe — known for their vibrant Filipino treats — on Monday.
Sources I spoke with say the city’s licensing process kills family businesses before they can even open.
Exclusive in @GBHNews today:
https://t.co/qaXfzXYYS7
Under iconic string lights, hundreds of Black Friday shoppers sipped hot chocolate and browsed local vendors’ booths at Boston’s SoWa winter festival today.
Hear from organizers and small business owners about what makes the market special in @GBHNews:
https://t.co/52g3xhMjPM
“We’re really good at attracting the attention of Mr. Trumpy-Wumpy and his friends,” Harvard lecturer Andrew Berry said in his annual Yale roast.
Harvard's rival has not received the same scrutiny, he said.
“Yale is just not worth bothering with,” Berry quipped.
@thecrimson:
Organismic and Evolutionary Biology lecturer Andrew Berry delivered a humorous, data-driven argument for why Harvard is better than Yale ahead of Saturday's game.
Noah Ferris, Samuel S. Rudavsky, and Riya S. Shah report.
https://t.co/QLKHtKQUbA
Local residents testified at the statehouse yesterday against the use of electric shock therapy on people with disabilities.
“You have to stop this. Because it’s tortuous to your mind and body,” one speaker said to the legislators present. @GBHNews
https://t.co/CH7bBSUVF4
Dozens gathered at Boston City Hall in anticipation of the city’s 26th transgender day of remembrance tomorrow.
“Trans Day of Remembrance essentially boils down to a love,” one attendee told me. @GBHNews
https://t.co/Qp6RIwKRym
Both @camsrivastava and his colleague @dhruvtkpatel have been doing great work reporting on on the Epstein saga as it relates to Harvard.
You should follow them!
SCOOP in @thecrimson: Larry Summers will immediately stop teaching at Harvard while the University investigates his ties to Epstein.
He's also resigning from his role as director of the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business & Government at HKS.
https://t.co/mjbzjtP6OA
The numbers they provided to @thecrimson only show the % of total undergrads — not respondents — who said “yes,” divest. They did not share data on “no” or “undecided” responses to questions on disclosure or divestment.
Harvard’s student govt Election Commission withheld conclusive results to a survey question asking if Harvard should divest from Israel.
https://t.co/6jyvF0D31V
Read the *full* story of how divestment got on the ballot in the College’s fall student govt election this week — more than 18 months after student activists’ first (nulled) referendum effort in April 2024.
@ClaireSimon and @summerellenrose have the saga in @thecrimson.
Harvard students are voting today on whether the University should disclose its financial ties to and divest from Israel.
Polls close at midnight.
https://t.co/NkiLf8yVTW
BREAKING: Former Harvard President Lawrence Summers told @thecrimson on Monday that he will step back from all public commitments in an effort “to rebuild trust and repair relationships with the people closest to me.”
Summers will continue to teach.
https://t.co/8d1a0WdBNW
EXCLUSIVE: Larry Summers tells @thecrimson he’s *stepping back* from all public commitments in light of his messages w/ Epstein, saying he is “deeply ashamed” and hopes “to rebuild trust and repair relationships.”
He will continue teaching.
https://t.co/FNj8ypONBE
Former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers will step back from all public commitments in an effort “to rebuild trust and repair relationships with the people closest to me,” he wrote in a statement.
Crimson News Staff report.
https://t.co/eDEckPZFU9