Opinion

Letters from a dark past revisited in a darkening present

Bearing marks of a censure's stamp and a government star, a few letters on view at Harvard's Houghton Library recall the vast injustice of Japanese internment during WWII — and reverberate now.
Hoodline

Harvard Dean Backs Down In Campus Window Sign Showdown

The March 4 revision, according to The Harvard Crimson, now “explicitly states that campus use rules cannot be used to prohibit items placed inside work areas regardless of whether any such item may ...
The Harvard Crimson

Under Faculty Pressure, Harvard FAS Dean Hopi Hoekstra Rolls Back Restrictions On Campus Signage

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences quietly revised its guidance on campus use rules last week to allow publicly visible signs in private spaces, after months of pressure from faculty who said the ...
Semiconductor Engineering

Survey of GenAI Across the Full Computing Stack, From SW To Silicon (Harvard)

“Generative AI is reshaping how computing systems are designed, optimized, and built, yet research remains fragmented across software, architecture, and chip design communities. This paper takes a ...
Wall Street Journal

Justice Department Sues Harvard Over Race Admissions Data

The Justice Department sued Harvard University, saying the Ivy League college failed to comply with a federal investigation related to race and its admissions practices. Harvard has slow-walked the ...
The New York Times

Justice Department Sues Harvard for Admissions Records

The Trump administration appears to have renewed its pressure campaign against Harvard since President Trump backtracked this month on a possible settlement with the Ivy League school. By Michael C.