100 years later, scholars revisit the Secret Court at Harvard
A discussion about Harvard’s secret court is the first in a series of discussions planned to mark the secretive tribunal’s centennial.
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A discussion about Harvard’s secret court is the first in a series of discussions planned to mark the secretive tribunal’s centennial.
William F. Lee will step down June 30 after nearly two decades of service on the University’s governing boards. In an interview with the Gazette, Lee reflected on his time in Harvard’s leadership.
Harvard’s anti-Semitic record goes back to the early part of the 20th century during the tenure of university president Abbott Lawrence Lowell, who proposed a quota on the admission of Jews.
President Drew Faust cited "a renewed sense of urgency" to address a painful part of the university's history at Wednesday's dedication ceremony.
The university is committing $100 million, joining other universities that are grappling with their complicity in the institution of slavery.