Harvard’s decision to limit A grades is a positive step, despite students feeling overwhelmed by it.
Harvard Students Face Potential Grade Changes Harvard students may need to adjust their expectations regarding grades. Recently, a faculty committee proposed implementing a 20% cap on A grades in an effort to combat grade inflation. This recommendation marks a notable decline from the 66% of A’s awarded in the past academic year. Understandably, this suggestion […]
Hegseth Breaks Connections with His ‘Woke’ Alma Mater Harvard’s War Department
Army Secretary Cuts Ties with Harvard Secretary of the Army Pete Hegseth announced on Friday that he is terminating all military education, fellowship, and certification programs with Harvard University—an institution from which he himself holds a master’s degree. “Harvard is waking up,” Hegseth remarked in a video shared on X. “The War Department has not […]
Professor James Hankins criticizes Harvard’s move to the left as he leaves
Harvard Professor Critiques University While Departing A long-time history professor from Harvard University, who spent four decades teaching there, has announced his departure, leaving a bold critique of the institution behind. In an article for Compact Magazine, James Hankins explained that he chose to leave in 2021 due to the chaotic environment prompted by social […]
Examining the Errors in Harvard’s Tariff Research
How Harvard Researchers Accidentally Doubled the Tariff Effect When Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell mentioned rising import prices as proof that tariffs were driving inflation, he likely referenced new findings from Harvard Business School. Their key conclusion indicates that import prices have surged “roughly twice” as much as domestic prices—specifically, a ratio of 1.8 times—which […]
Harvard’s bipartisan panel includes only Democratic and progressive speakers
Harvard Panel on Political Division Draws Criticism for Lack of Diversity Marketed as a bipartisan discussion, a recent Harvard committee featured only individuals aligned with the political left. The group included two Democrats with previous elected positions and a leader from a well-known organization that advocates for left-leaning causes. The panel discussion, held on October […]
Hegseth advocated for diversity in Harvard’s master’s program policy brief
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth once advocated for diversity in a 2013 policy brief from Harvard Kennedy School but has recently criticized the concept, describing it during the Trump administration as a “crutch” for minorities. As a master’s degree student, Hegseth authored a 47-page paper promoting the establishment of a multicultural STEM school in Minnesota. […]
Wealthy Investors and Harvard’s Fund Are Investing in a BlackRock ETF That Experts Believe Could Rise Over 1,000%
Billionaires and Harvard’s Endowment Investing in BlackRock ETFs Institutional investors are increasingly utilizing ETFs to broaden their exposure to critical diversified assets. There’s a sense of optimism among analysts that certain key trends could bolster long-term returns. However, it’s crucial for investors to have a strong stomach for volatility if they are planning to dive […]
Trump administration’s new criticism raises concerns about Harvard’s financial stability
Harvard University Receives Advanced Cash Monitoring Status On Friday, the education department announced that Harvard University will be designated as having Advanced Cash Monitoring (HCM) status. This decision arises from concerns regarding the institution’s financial stability. With this new status, Harvard must utilize its own resources to disburse federal student aid before any faculty funds […]
Judge Lifts Trump Administration’s Hold on Harvard’s Federal Funding
A Federal Judge Reverses Trump’s Funding Freeze on Harvard University A federal judge recently overturned the Trump administration’s halt on funding for Harvard University. This move came after the administration took action due to the university’s reluctance to comply with its requests regarding anti-Semitism and changes to its employment policies. U.S. District Judge Alison Burrows […]
Trump Administration Discovers New Method to Focus on Harvard’s International Students
Investigation Launched into Harvard’s Visa Program The State Department announced it has begun an investigation into Harvard University’s Foreign Student Visa Program. This inquiry will assess whether Ivy League colleges are breaching regulations tied to the Exchange Visitors Program and whether Harvard qualifies as a legitimate sponsor for foreign students. Previous attempts by the Trump […]