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The Harvard Crimson to Shift to Weekly Print Publication Starting This Fall | News - Vimarsana News

The Harvard Crimson to Shift to Weekly Print Publication Starting This Fall | News

The Harvard Crimson to Shift to Weekly Print Publication Starting This Fall | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Harvard Crimson will switch from daily to weekly print starting this fall - Vimarsana News

The Harvard Crimson will switch from daily to weekly print starting this fall

The Harvard Crimson, Harvard's daily student newspaper, is 149 years old for this year. Starting in the fall, it will follow many other newspapers in reducing its print schedule to once a week, the paper's editors announced in a letter to readers on Thursday. The Crimson will publish daily on w…

'The Achilles Heel of Title IX' | News | The Harvard Crimson - Vimarsana News

'The Achilles Heel of Title IX' | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Harvard Crimson ‘The Achilles Heel of Title IX’ Students pursuing complaints of sexual misconduct at institutions other than their own said they faced both logistical and psychological hurdles while seeking restitution through Title IX offices. Experts said such inter-institutional cases can fall through the cracks of Title IX legislation. Harvard's campus bubble is permeable — students in the Boston area frequently attend events and functions at other colleges and universities. If they are sexually assaulted or harassed by members of other institutions and they choose to r...

79% of Undergraduates Will Enroll in Spring Semester, Harvard Open Data Project Predicts | News - Vimarsana News

79% of Undergraduates Will Enroll in Spring Semester, Harvard Open Data Project Predicts | News

Seventy-nine percent of Harvard College students plan to enroll for the remote spring semester, marking a small increase from the 77 percent who enrolled this fall, the Harvard College Open Data Project predicted in a report published Wednesday. HODP, a student research group, began surveying undergraduates on their spring plans five days after Harvard announced Dec. 1 it would prioritize bringing seniors, currently enrolled juniors, students from far-flung timezones, and those without suitable learning environments back to campus. Juniors who took time off this fall are also eligible to peti...