Harvard University Antisemitism Task Force Recommendations

Harvard University's antisemitism task force recommendations faced criticism for being released alongside recommendations on Anti-Muslim bias, creating false equivalence. Task force found pervasive antisemitism on campus post-terror attacks. Critics dissatisfied with university administration's response.

Rare Corpse Flower Blooms at Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum

A rare corpse flower is blooming at Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum in Boston, emitting a powerful stench similar to rotting meat. The plant, native to Sumatra, Indonesia, blooms for just two to three days once every year or two. Corpse flowers are endangered with fewer than 1,000 remaining in the wild.

Loneliness and Stroke Risk

Feeling lonely may significantly increase the risk of stroke, according to a major study by Harvard University. Chronic loneliness can raise the risk of stroke by over 50%. The study tracked over 12,000 people aged 50 and above from 2006 to 2018, linking long-term loneliness with a higher risk of stroke.

Sen. John Fetterman's Harvard Hood Incident at Yeshiva University Commencement

Sen. John Fetterman publicly ditched his Harvard University graduation hood during his address at Yeshiva University, expressing his disappointment in Harvard's handling of antisemitism. He received a high honor from Yeshiva University for his pro-Israel stance.

Harvard University's New Policy Recommendations on Public Statements

Harvard University may no longer make public statements on controversial political issues following new policy recommendations. Barstool Sports CEO Dave Portnoy comments on the resignation of Claudine Gay and ongoing problems at Harvard. The university is advised to remain neutral on matters that do not directly affect its core function.

Harvard University's Policy Change on Public Statements

Harvard University announced it will no longer weigh in on public matters that don’t impact the Ivy League school’s core function, following a period of turmoil. The university will speak out only when it affects its core function and autonomy.

Harvard University's New Policy on Public Issues

Harvard University has adopted a new policy of not speaking out on public issues not directly related to the institution following controversy over antisemitism. The new policy was decided after a working group of professors convened to discuss the matter.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor's Reflections on the Supreme Court

Justice Sonia Sotomayor reflects on emotional moments on the Supreme Court, admitting to tears after some decisions. She emphasizes the importance of accepting and moving forward despite disagreements and emotional challenges.

Antisemitic Incidents at Harvard University's Commencement Ceremony

Jewish student leader expresses disappointment over antisemitic incidents at Harvard University's commencement ceremony, where students and faculty walked out in solidarity with anti-Israel protesters who were denied degrees. The unrest culminated months of protests on campus. Commencement speaker and student speakers supported the protests, leading to a disrupted ceremony.

Harvard University's decision to prevent 13 activists from graduating

The Harvard Corporation overturned a faculty vote and upheld a decision to prevent 13 'encampment' activists from graduating due to violations of university policies. The activists disrupted campus life with protests, causing Jewish students to feel unsafe. Pro-Palestinian students walked out of Harvard's graduation ceremony in protest.

Brain Mapping

A ten-year collaboration between Harvard University and Google resulted in the most detailed map of a human brain sample ever created, providing valuable insights into brain structure and connectivity.

Harvard University reaches deal with anti-Israel protesters

Harvard University reached a deal with anti-Israel protesters to dismantle their encampment ahead of commencement ceremony. The protesters will have meetings with university officials regarding divestment and the establishment of a Center for Palestine Studies. The encampment was part of a larger strategy of divestment.

Harvard University ends pro-Hamas encampment

Harvard University ended a pro-Hamas encampment in Harvard Yard by reversing suspensions and offering meetings on divesting from Israel. The university also agreed to expedite cases for students facing charges and discuss perspectives on the Israel-Hamas war.

Pro-Palestinian Demonstrations at Universities

Harvard University's pro-Palestinian encampment is one of the last remaining after police cleared similar demonstrations at MIT and the University of Pennsylvania. The demonstrations led to arrests and removal of tents, with tensions escalating at each campus.

Various News Updates

Various news updates including President Biden joking about Trump injecting bleach, a man convicted of terrorism for breaking into Nancy Pelosi's home, billionaire investor Kenneth Griffin calling on Harvard to embrace 'Western values', and more.

Vandalism of Israeli and American flags at Harvard University

Israeli and American flags vandalized at Harvard University campus memorial display in honor of victims of a terrorist attack, sparking ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. Students involved in unsanctioned group HOOP facing disciplinary action for protesting university's ties to Israel.

Pro-Palestinian Protesters Encampment at Harvard University

Harvard University President threatened to place pro-Palestinian protesters involved in an encampment on 'involuntary leave' due to disruptions on campus. Similar actions were taken by other universities like MIT and Columbia.

Protesters at Harvard University raise Palestinian flags

Protesters at Harvard University raised Palestinian flags, which sparked tension and misinformation on social media claiming the university replaced the American flag. The university did not replace the flag, and the flags were removed by Harvard staff. The ongoing war in Gaza has led to student protests across the US. Harvard's response to the protests has been misrepresented on social media.

Antisemitism on College Campuses

Harvard University and 12 other colleges received a failing grade on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card. The report assessed 85 colleges and graded them from A to F based on specific criteria. Harvard has been facing setbacks since terrorist attacks by Hamas on October 7, with students suing the university for ignoring antisemitism and hiring professors who support anti-Jewish violence.

Harvard University Admission Applications Drop

Harvard University saw a 5% drop in admission applications following antisemitism and plagiarism controversies. The school accepted 1,937 students from an application pool of 54,008 for the Class of 2028.

Controversy at Harvard University over firing of Professor Martin Kulldorff

Epidemiologist Martin Kulldorff, a professor at Harvard University, was fired for opposing vaccine mandates and school closures during the COVID-era debate. He criticized Harvard for not upholding academic freedom and pursuing truth.

Concert at Harvard University featuring Israeli musician Ishay Ribo

Jewish students at Harvard University defied a boycott by theater staff to enjoy a concert by Israeli musician Ishay Ribo, hosted by Harvard Chabad, amid protests by anti-Israel groups. The event aimed to support Jewish students facing campus antisemitism.