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Sep 10, 2024 | 
aboutamazon.com | John N. Peña
Meticulously curated by the Amazon Toys team, our 2024 Toys We Love list is once again sure to help you find the perfect gift this holiday season, whether you’re shopping iconic well-known brands or unique finds from small businesses. This vast compilation of Amazon’s most inspiring selection of toys, games, and activity kits showcases our most captivating and engaging selection, making Amazon the leading destination for personal, thoughtful gifts regardless of age, interest, or budget.
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Dec 8, 2023 | 
l8r.it | John N. Peña |Elias Schisgall
Prominent Rabbi David J. Wolpe announced that he had stepped down from Harvard’s antisemitism advisory group in a Thursday post on X, citing University President Claudine Gay’s Tuesday testimony before Congress and an ideology that “places Jews as oppressors” at Harvard.
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Dec 8, 2023 | 
thecrimson.com | John N. Peña |Elias Schisgall
Rabbi David Wolpe, who is a visiting scholar at Harvard Divinity School, announced on Tuesday that he had stepped down from Harvard's antisemitism advisory group. By Truong L. NguyenBy John N. Peña and Elias J.
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Dec 8, 2023 | 
thecrimson.com | Ella Jones |John N. Peña
The Dean of Students Office is located in University Hall, located in Harvard Yard. By Michael GritzbachBy Ella L. Jones and John N. Peña, Crimson Staff WritersHarvard College Dean of Students Thomas Dunne said during a Tuesday interview that the Dean of Students Office is working to understand the history and purpose of the student activities fee as an increasing number of students opt out of the $200 annual expense.
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Dec 6, 2023 | 
thecrimson.com | John N. Peña
Police officers wait within Harvard Art Museums amid a screening of “Bearing Witness,” a graphic 45-minute film of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel. By Frank S. ZhouBy J. Sellers Hill and John N. Peña, Crimson Staff WritersMore than 100 people — including Harvard affiliates, top administrators, and Israeli officials — gathered in the Harvard Art Museums’ Menschel Hall Monday evening for a screening of graphic video footage from Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel.
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Nov 30, 2023 | 
thecrimson.com | Ella Jones |John N. Peña
The Dean of Students Office is located in University Hall. By Frank S. ZhouBy Ella L. Jones and John N. Peña, Crimson Staff WritersHarvard College’s House Committees are searching for new ways to fundraise following a 5 percent decrease in annual funding from the Dean of Students Office, according to an October document obtained by The Crimson. In total, House Committees received $204,250 for fiscal year 2024, per the DSO’s letter.
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Nov 15, 2023 | 
thecrimson.com | John N. Peña
This is Part II of The Crimson’s Class of 2027 survey series. Part I is here. Parts III and IV will be released later this week, along with full data and visualizations. Proposals and protests to dename prominent Harvard buildings with controversial namesakes have taken center stage over the past year. But freshmen are split on their support for these proposals.
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Nov 8, 2023 | 
thecrimson.com | John N. Peña
Blocking groups in Harvard's housing lottery will no longer be able to link with each other. By Laurinne EugenioBy John N. Peña, Crimson Staff WriterHarvard College will no longer allow “linking,” a process that enabled groups of students to guarantee placement into the same campus neighborhood on Housing Day, a spokesperson confirmed Tuesday. Since 1995, Harvard has run a random lottery each spring to assign freshmen to the upperclassmen houses.
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Oct 30, 2023 | 
thecrimson.com | John N. Peña
Harvard College hosted a welcome event for families of juniors and freshmen in Sanders Theatre in Memorial Hall. By Truong L. NguyenBy John N. Peña, Crimson Staff WriterFamilies of Harvard College juniors and freshmen spent the weekend in Cambridge to celebrate a Family Weekend marked by uncharacteristically warm weather and Halloweekend festivities.
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Oct 24, 2023 | 
l8r.it | Azusa M. Lippit |John N. Peña
More than 150 Harvard affiliates mourned the deaths of Palestinian children in a vigil around the steps of Widener Library Tuesday. Organized by the Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee and Graduate Students 4 Palestine, the vigil follows a series of protests in support of Palestinian victims last week across several of Harvard’s graduate schools.
