The Harvard Crimson, the student newspaper at the Ivy League college, reported Thursday that some freshmen living in Harvard Yard were not disturbed by the chanting, praying, and other noises of the pro-Palestinian “encampment.”
The leftists at the Harvard Crimson have spoken out against transgender athlete bans and claimed there is no evidence to support them.
Students at Harvard University held a vigil or “community wake” on Tuesday in memory of the “victims” of an Israeli attack on Shifa Hospital in Gaza — who were actually Hamas terrorists, including a senior Hamas official.
Hundreds of Harvard faculty signed a letter urging leadership not to fire university president Claudine Gay after her comments on antisemitism.
Pro-Palestinian protesters descended on the Yale Bowl on Saturday, but some few counter protesters were also on hand.
Harvard’s newspaper, the Harvard Crimson, has called the university’s recent restructuring of its essays on applications to have a “disparate impact” on those with marginalized backgrounds.
Ignorance and lack of courage are no excuse for blatant antisemitism. This Crimson editorial is part of the oldest prejudice in its newest form. Shame.
Former Harvard University President Lawrence Summers wrote Tuesday that antisemitism had arrived at his former campus, in the form of the anti-Israel “boycott, divestment, sanctions” (BDS) movement at the Harvard Crimson‘s support for it. As Breitbart News reported last week, the
Once students are taught to hate America, it is a short leap for them to hate Israel, and Jews, because in both cases they learn repudiate the idea that people can liberate themselves from oppression and earn success.
Multiple Harvard professors say their colleagues should just “trust” students not to cheat on their exams during the shift to online classes due to the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic.
Editors of the Harvard Crimson student newspaper are criticizing their peers over the decision to reach out to ICE for comment about campus protests against the federal agency.
Harvard campus activists demanded an apology from the student newspaper for the basic journalistic practice of seeking out a comment from ICE for a story concerning a campus protest against the agency.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, wrote a regular column for the Harvard Crimson during his years as a student that reveal an early attachment to the dogmas of the Democratic Party and some of its more radical themes.
A new survey of Harvard University professors indicates that 88 percent of faculty believe that Donald Trump has done a “very poor job” in his first year and a quarter as president while another eight percent say he is doing a “poor job.”
