The Harvard Crimson

How to Make Speech at Harvard the Freest

Isaac R. Mansell ’26, a Crimson Editorial editor, is an Economics concentrator in Kirkland House. On the morning of Sept. 9, I woke up hoarse and anxious. The Foundation for Individual Rights and ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education

How Free Speech Failed at Harvard — and How to Rescue It

L ast year at Harvard, the defense of free speech was tested. And the defense of free speech failed. I was sure that the recently formed CAFH, facing its first real free-speech challenge, would rise ...
The Nation on MSN

Harvard’s New Speech Rules Continue Their Pattern of Repression

The university’s adoption of the IHRA definition of anti-semitism conflates critique of Israel with antisemitic speech, ...
The Harvard Crimson

Free Speech, Punishable Conduct: As Harvard Clarifies Protest Policies, Some Lines Remain Blurred

Former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers took to X on Monday to argue in a string of outraged posts that certain University-hosted events might be considered antisemitic under Harvard’s newly ...