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Harvard has switched from giving applicants the option to write one long and two short essays, to forcing them to write five 200-word answers. The Harvard Crimson argued it is discriminatory.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Harvard Crimson, the oldest college newspaper in the U.S., has elected Cara Chang, the second Korean president in the papers nearly 150-year history, to take lead starting January.

Universities committed to renaming buildings dedicated to enslavers, constructing memorials for the enslaved people who lived and died on university campuses, and creating scholarship programs for the descendants of those the university enslaved. But these commitments were often nebulous and action has been slow; the demands of both students and descendants themselves have quickly outpaced the steps colleges are willing to take.

After seeing the demand for more student mental health resources and noticing long wait times for Counseling and Psychological Services, some Associated Student Government members set out to reimagine mental health spaces on campus. “A lot of Northwestern students didn’t feel fully supported by CAPS,” said Weinberg freshman Cara Chang. “We started brainstorming potential ways...

With 18 frosting flavors, 25 topping choices and a 100% vegan menu, the possibilities are plentiful at Cinnaholic Evanston. Phillip Morales co-owns the Evanston location of the franchise along with his mother and cousin. After building on the success of their first location in Schaumburg, the management hopes to make a place for itself in...