OPINION I am a fake Harvard student, and I think the college is worth protecting by Nicholas Marchuk June 7, 2026 A lot of Americans resent Harvard, where – as a Boston University student and alum – I have done a lot of showing up and somehow made a place there.
DID YOU KNOW Land/Mark Symposium examines an 18th century murder case with Cambridge ties by Beth Folsom of History Cambridge June 1, 2026 How we remember a slaver murder case, and the role of enslavement and resistance in the Revolution, is discussed at a June 13 event.
DID YOU KNOW ‘A friend to Cambridge’: Barney Frank’s life and legacy by Beth Folsom of History Cambridge May 25, 2026 Although the 4th Massachusetts Congressional District does not include Cambridge, representative Barney Frank spent a considerable amount of time addressing the city’s concerns as part of his broader...
DID YOU KNOW As America held down or kept out Asian immigrants, Harvard hired a Chinese professor in 1879 by Beth Folsom of History Cambridge May 18, 2026 The presence in Cambridge was a curiosity and a sign of Harvard’s increasing awareness of the place China was to occupy on the world stage.
NEWS Cambridge meetings, April 27-May 4: Healthpeak shows its giant project in the Highlands by Marc Levy April 26, 2026 Take part in meetings on Healthpeak's plan for a new neighborhood in the Alewife Quadrangle, new homes on Ellery Street and big city projects.
OPINION The Renty daguerreotypes find a home, but Harvard’s legal fight lingers by Tom Meek March 16, 2026 Harvard chose to explore its legacy as an enslaver of 70 or more people at the same time it fought claims by a descendant of slavery.