Juliet Schulman-Hall

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Juliet Schulman-Hall

In the 45 years since graduating from Harvard University, Laura Hastings has never been to a reunion. “I’ve always felt that Harvard didn’t need me,” Hastings said. However, like many of her classmates, when she saw the escalating battle between her alma mater and the Trump administration, she realized this year was the moment for her to “show up.”The alumni day had a record of 9,000 attendees this year, a speaker said.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Juliet Schulman-Hall

In the 45 years since graduating from Harvard University, Laura Hastings has never been to a reunion. “I’ve always felt that Harvard didn’t need me,” Hastings said. However, like many of her classmates, when she saw the escalating battle between her alma mater and the Trump administration, she realized this year was the moment for her to “show up.”The alumni day had a record of 9,000 attendees this year, a speaker said.

3 weeks ago | masslive.com | Juliet Schulman-Hall

What do a monk in Arkansas, a librarian in Kentucky, a firefighter in Massachusetts, a social worker in Wisconsin, a veteran in Virginia and a dentist in Oregon have to do with Harvard? They all contacted Harvard University President Alan Garber to show their support for the institution as it is publicly resisting the federal government in federal court, Garber said at the university’s alumni day on Friday. The alumni day had a record of 9,000 attendees this year, a speaker said.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Juliet Schulman-Hall

What do a monk in Arkansas, a librarian in Kentucky, a firefighter in Massachusetts, a social worker in Wisconsin, a veteran in Virginia and a dentist in Oregon have to do with Harvard? They all contacted Harvard University President Alan Garber to show their support for the institution as it is publicly resisting the federal government in federal court, Garber said at the university’s alumni day on Friday. The alumni day had a record of 9,000 attendees this year, a speaker said.

3 weeks ago | masslive.com | Juliet Schulman-Hall

In a letter to the community on Thursday evening, Harvard University President Alan Garber said the Trump administration has been “singling out our institution.”The letter comes in response to President Donald Trump’s issuance of a proclamation this week declaring that the school’s foreign students would not be allowed into the country. Trump also asked Secretary of State Marco Rubio to consider revoking the visas of Harvard students already in the country.