Provost issues spring calendar changes after students voice grievances
Students petitioned for additional breaks from instruction.
Race and accessibility on a college campus
The Justice examined the barriers that students of color face related to physical and mental disabilities.
University releases draft anti-racism plan
The University shared its first steps and future plans for addressing systemic racism on campus.
Former South Carolina senator discusses his path to politics
Bakari Sellers gave advice to students about political engagement on campus and careers in government.
Senate votes on eight clubs
The Union will provide reimbursement for student expenses related to traveling from campus to take public transport.
Author Angelika Bammer confronts her family’s ties with the Nazi Party
Bammer explored her identity as a non-Jewish German in her new book, which she discussed over Zoom.
Natan Sharansky and Gil Troy discuss their new book about the politics of American-Israeli relations
Authors discussed Zionist identity within American Jewish communities following the U.S. presidential election
Joe Biden wins 2020 presidential election
Four days after Election Day, the Associated Press announced that Joe Biden will be the 46th President of the United States.
The Senate polishes final details for the Midnight Buffet
In their Zoom meeting, members also updated information regarding condom distribution on campus.
University updates COVID-19 policies, opens walk-in flu clinic
Over the past week, the University provided key updates regarding COVID-19 policies and flu shots.
Two poets discuss their work through the lens of race and travel
Javier Zamora and Sean Hill shared their poems and how their personal experiences shape their work.
Prof. Laurence Simon leads conversation about his career in international development, human rights activism
Simon reflected on how his upbringing, family values and education built the career he holds today.
Result to second Massachusetts ballot question still in counting
Mass. voters had two questions on their ballots regarding motor vehicles and rank choice voting.
Chief Diversity Officer Brimhall-Vargas accepts new position at Fenway Health and will be leaving the University in the summer
Views on the News: Vaccine nationalism, Big Pharma and the distribution vacuum in India
Why are hard pants still a thing?
Art lecture: the intersection of tradition and invention in Japanese architecture
Editorial: With frequent campus outages, proper communication from University personnel is needed