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November 29, 2023

Taylor Swift course at Harvard will use music to explore race, class and 'White Americanness'

A new class at Harvard University will use pop star Taylor Swift's music as a platform to explore "White Americanness" and "queer subtexts" in American culture, according to The Harvard Crimson.

November 3, 2023

Elite American universities receiving billions in federal funds see rise in antisemitism: 'Gamed the tax code'

Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania, which have been under fire for their response to antisemitic events on campus, receive billions in federal funds, an analysis found.

October 27, 2023

Riley Gaines seems less welcome at Harvard than anti-Israel contingent: OutKick attended her event there

Fromer NCAA Division 1 swimmer Riley Gaines spoke about women's sports at an event held on Harvard University’s campus on Thursday.

October 26, 2023

GOP governor slammed for pushing green energy during Harvard speech: 'I was embarrassed'

Republican Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon was criticized this week for vowing to make his state — one of the largest fossil fuel-producing states in the country — "carbon negative."

October 11, 2023

‘Despicable': Students condemn Harvard student groups’ letter blaming Israelis for own massacre

Boston-area students reacted to Harvard's letter blaming Israel for Hamas' acts of terrorism. Several students said they don't feel safe on campus.

July 3, 2023

Activist groups challenges Harvard over legacy admissions, claims it discriminates against Black students

Lawyers for Civil Rights filed a complaint against Harvard arguing that the practice of legacy admissions unfairly favors White applicants.

June 29, 2023

Winsome Sears heralds SCOTUS ruling: China 'isn't playing these stupid games' on race

Virginia Lieutenant Governor Winsome Sears sounded off on the Supreme Court's ruling nixing Harvard and UNC's affirmative action admissions considerations.

June 29, 2023

NAACP lashes out at 'hate-inspired' Supreme Court after affirmative action ruling

Derrick Johnson, president and CEO of the NAACP, had harsh words for the Supreme Court Thursday after it ruled that race-based affirmative action is unconstitutional.

June 27, 2023

Race-based admissions? Two Harvard Students seek common ground ahead of Supreme Court decision

Two Harvard University students on opposing sides of the affirmative action debate discussed where to find common ground ahead of the Supreme Court's decision.

June 7, 2023

Harvard Women's Hockey coach steps down after 30 years amid abuse allegations

Harvard's women's hockey coach Katey Stone is stepping down after 30 years. Stone leaving the program comes after allegations of abuse and other misconduct from Stone's players.