Articles tagged: "The Harvard Crimson"

Let’s see what happens, what form it takes, and how long it lasts.

Even with the elastic way that law has been stretched, this extracurricular activity was too much, even for law professors at Harvard sympathetic to Title IX and unsympathetic towards President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee.

Whatever the fate of President Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court, Harvard won’t be in his future plans.

The students who brought suit against Harvard, alleging discrimination, will have their day in court but allegedly are not looking forward to it.

Even if he clears the FBI investigation a second time, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will still have to face the scrutiny of Harvard.

Some school newspapers are such creatures of the university administration that you can almost see the wagons being circled when you read them.

A sociology major at Harvard is so afraid of rich people that she took to the pages of The Crimson to describe this fear.

Much to the consternation of the larger community at Harvard Law.

The entire Ivy League has declared its brotherhood with Harvard as it battles Asian-Americans alleging discrimination, and it sounds suspiciously as though they are trying to cloak their opposition to Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) as a defense of diversity.

By bypassing that pesky gender requirement.

Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA), which is arguing in a lawsuit that it does, are pointing to findings from Harvard’s own Office of Institutional Research (OIR) which calculate that based on grades alone, Asian-Americans could make up nearly half the student body at the Ivy League institution.