Max Krupnick

Staff Writer @HarvardMagazine
Get my articles in your inbox ⬇️

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

Every afternoon, half a million traders, financiers, and techies eagerly await an email from @matt_levine ’00. “Money Stuff,” where Levine explains financial news in clear prose, reads like a bar conversation mixed with a high school lecture.

#Harvard
https://t.co/gfO6Mr5PUE

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

About 40,000 people die per year on American roads. But it doesn’t have to be that way. @Harvard affiliates are reimagining roads, cars, laws, and cities, trying to pave the way to a safer future. From @MaxKrupnick:

#Harvard
https://t.co/wKXLMnYGk5

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

Dr. Richard Cash, the inventor of oral rehydration therapy (ORT), has passed away. Cash devoted much of his life to improving health care in poor countries, and saved millions suffering from diarrheal diseases.

#Harvard

https://t.co/x1pVQRUHYp

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

In the last four years, the top echelon of college sports has started to resemble professional sports. Student-athletes can make life-changing money and switch schools at will. Will Harvard continue to resist the pressures of this new athletic era?

https://t.co/6dM90gcDhm

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

From dominant sprints to surprising bike races, @harvardcrimson athletes have found plenty of success at the Paris Olympics. Read about @Harvard's 26 Olympians and the 10 medals they’ve won so far. From @MaxKrupnick:

#Harvard

https://t.co/zFaHujTkDs

[Max Krupnick @MaxKrupnick]

Is #Harvard antisemitic? A pair of reports from @HarvardJews and @EdWorkforceCmte examined Harvard's curriculum, guest lectures, and protests. Despite the disturbing stories, hope remains for healing. Read my latest in @HarvardMagazine https://t.co/efLWlTe8aK

[Max Krupnick @MaxKrupnick]

@BenRemis So exciting!!

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

On Friday afternoon, @RadInstitute honored Justice Sonia Sotomayor with the Radcliffe Medal for her judicial and civic impact. Sotomayor is the third Supreme Court Justice to receive the award. From @MaxKrupnick:

#harvard

https://t.co/kA5lFyLcte

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

Hundreds of graduating @harvard students walked out of the 373rd Commencement this morning. Raising banners and waving Palestinian flags, protesters made their way to a separate ceremony called “The People’s Commencement.” From @MaxKrupnick:

#harvard

https://t.co/BPlHuNXWIE

[Max Krupnick @MaxKrupnick]

Hundreds of #Harvard graduates walked out of this morning’s commencement to protest Israel’s war in Gaza and the university’s decision to bar 13 seniors from graduating due to the encampment. I spoke with student protesters at “The People’s Commencement.” https://t.co/rbS0IcI08V

[Harvard Ash Center @HarvardAsh]

A recent Harvard Magazine article illuminates @Arfung proposed blueprint for how we should handle student protests and when, if at all, protests should require a police response

Learn more here ⤵️
https://t.co/smvAupxwVl

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

Cricket, the high-energy British and Commonwealth staple, has made its way to @harvard's campus. The Harvard Cricket Club @HarvardCricket competed in its first NCAA National Championship last winter, and is gaining popularity. From @MaxKrupnick:

#Harvard

https://t.co/Sfmpyft3FE

[Max Krupnick @MaxKrupnick]

Harvard’s encampment has come to a peaceful end. Read about the agreement between protesters and administrators.

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

Update on the @Harvard pro-Palestinian encampments: early on Tuesday morning, Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine (HOOP) ended its encampment in Harvard Yard, having negotiated a settlement with the administration. From @MaxKrupnick:

#Harvard

https://t.co/j85ex2vYov

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

What causes group conflict? We live in an increasingly divided world, one often organized by categories like race, ethnicity, and political party. @profcikara of @PsychHarvard explores the social psychology of antagonism. From @MaxKrupnick:

#harvard

https://t.co/pR6AO1b1mT

[Max Krupnick @MaxKrupnick]

This morning, there were only four protesters visible at Harvard’s pro-Palestine encampment, but 50 tents remained. How will the administration deal with this dwindling protest? My latest for @HarvardMagazine: https://t.co/2s7O8LgGs7

[Max Krupnick @MaxKrupnick]

Friday morning, Harvard suspended students in the pro-Palestine encampment on Harvard Yard. Harvard told students they could avoid suspension by ending the encampment. Protesters refused and gave Harvard four investment-related demands, which it declined. https://t.co/cPHW8ymDw8

[Max Krupnick @MaxKrupnick]

This afternoon, Harvard administrators again collected student ID information from protestors in the pro-Palestine encampment. During and after the check, protestors chanted, briefly including two controversial slogans: “long live the intifada” and “from the river to the sea.”

[Max Krupnick @MaxKrupnick]

In the fall, @HarvardHillel wrote that calls to "globalize the intifada" are "abhorrent" and "antisemitic." https://t.co/ZqIDh0l8Bj

[Max Krupnick @MaxKrupnick]

There were plenty of new signs today at the #Harvard pro-Palestine encampment. One small sign reads "From Oakland To Gaza Intifada Intifada!" A protester I spoke with was not sure whether chants or signs calling for intifada were endorsed or sanctioned by protest organizers.