Sial, Thompson Elected Harvard Undergraduate Association Co-Presidents
Abdullah S. Sial and Caleb N. Thompson, both from the Class of 2027, were elected co-presidents of the Harvard Undergraduate Association (HUA), defeating five other tickets in a ranked-choice election. Despite being newcomers to student government, they won every round of voting, finishing with a 333-vote margin. Their campaign focused on a constitutional amendment to let the HUA take political stances, rejecting the idea of the group as the “administration’s mouthpiece.” Sial, an international student from Pakistan, emphasized the need for student solidarity on pressing issues. Voter turnout rose 34% from 2024, with 1,947 ballots cast. Daniel Zhao ’28 with be Co-Treasurer
西亚尔、汤普森当选哈佛大学本科生协会联主席
2027届Abdullah S. Sial和Caleb N.汤普森当选为哈佛本科生协会（HUA）联合主席，在排序中击败了其他五名竞选。虽然他们是学生会的新人，但他们赢得了每一轮投票，以333票的赢得了胜利。竞选活动的重点是宪法他们允许HUA采取政治立场，拒绝将组织视为行政“部门的喉舌”。来自巴基斯坦的国际学生Sial学生在紧急问题上团结一致的。投票率比2024年上升了34%，共投产生1,947张选票。Daniel Zhao（28年级）将担任联合财务主管
CNN Anchor Anderson Cooper Honored With 2025 Goldsmith Career Award
CNN anchor Anderson Cooper received the 2025 Goldsmith Career Award for Excellence in Journalism at Harvard Kennedy School. In a conversation with Shorenstein Center director Nancy Gibbs, Cooper warned of the Trump administration’s effective assaults on the free press and legal system, citing tactics like lawsuits and corporate pressure. He emphasized the importance of factual journalism over opinion and urged reporters to “just get better” at their work. Other Goldsmith Awards honored reporting on misinformation, police misconduct, and government accountability. Cooper praised these journalists as models for impactful, truth-driven reporting.
美国新闻网（CNN）主播安德森·库珀荣2025年金史密斯职业奖
美国权威新闻网主播安德森·库珀（Anderson）库珀）哈佛大学肯尼迪学院2025年戈德史密斯新闻杰出职业奖。在与肖伦斯坦中心主任南希·吉布斯（Nancy）吉姆巴斯）的对话中，库珀警告特朗普政府对新闻自由和司法的有效体系攻击，并提起诉讼，他强调事实新闻比观点新闻更重要，并敦促记者“在工作中做得更好”。其他戈德·史密斯奖严厉谴责了对舆论信息、警察行为不当和政府的报道。库珀称赞这些记者具有影响力、以事实为导向的报道。
The Government Details Its Demands
The Trump administration has delivered a sweeping list of demands to Harvard University tied to a $9 billion review of federal funding. The letter, issued by the Joint Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism, outlines requirements for “lasting, structural reforms” as a condition for continued funding. These include:
- Oversight of academic programs accused of antisemitic harassment and “ideological capture”
- Centralized and enforceable disciplinary reform, including a mask ban and specific reporting on incidents since October 7, 2023
- Accountability for student groups
- “Meaningful governance reforms” in Harvard’s structure
- Transition to “merit-based” admissions and hiring, banning preferences based on race, color, sex, or national origin
- Elimination of all Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs
- Full cooperation with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and other law enforcement
- Enhanced transparency and compliance with federal reporting rules
The letter accuses Harvard of failing to protect against antisemitism but also advances broader Trump administration goals like ending DEI initiatives and increasing immigration enforcement. Though less aggressive than demands made to Columbia, these directives still represent a broad political intervention into university governance, academic freedom, and civil rights enforcement, with no legal evidence cited.
Harvard President Alan Garber has indicated willingness to engage with the government, but pressure is mounting from faculty to reject what many view as authoritarian overreach.
政府详细说明其要求
特朗普政府向哈佛大学提出了一系列要求，要求对90 亿美元的联邦资金进行审查。这封信由反犹太主义联合工作组发布，概述了“持久的结构性改革”的要求，作为继续提供资金的条件。这些要求包括：
- 学术项目 被监督指示存在反犹太骚扰和“意识形态捕猎”
- 并集中实施纪律改革，包括自2023年10月7日起禁止戴口罩和对事件进行具体报告
- 哈佛大学架构中的“有意义的治理改革”
- 覆盖到“择优录取”和聘用，禁止基于种族、肤色、性别或国籍的偏好。
- 取消所有信心、公平和激励（DEI）计划
- 与国土安全部（DHS）和其他执法部门充分合作
- 提高透明度并遵守联邦报告规则
这封信指控哈佛未能阻止反犹太主义，但也推进了特朗普更广泛的目标，如终止DEI计划和加强移民执法。尽管这些指令不如对哥伦比亚大学的要求那么激进，但代表们仍然着眼于大学管理、学术自由和民权执法的广泛政治权力，并且没有引用任何证据表明的法律修改。
哈佛大学校长艾伦·加伯（Alan Garber）表示愿意与政府接触，但教职员工越来越大地施加压力，他们要求拒绝许多人认为的过度干预。
Podcast - The Brain Architects
The Brain Architects is a podcast from the Center on the Developing Child focused on the science of early childhood development. In partnership with leading experts, episodes explore how relationships, environments, and policy solutions shape children's physical and mental health. Recent discussions highlight the impact of factors like clean air, safe water, and stable housing on development, and address inequities in access to these resources. The podcast emphasizes strategies to promote fairness so all children can thrive in supportive developmental environments.
播客-大脑建筑师
《大脑建筑师》是儿童发展中心的一档播客节目，主要关注儿童早期发展科学。该节目与顶尖专家合作，探讨了人际关系、环境和政策解决方案如何影响儿童的身心健康。最近的讨论强调了清洁空气、安全饮用水和稳定住房等因素对发展的影响，并解决了获取这些资源的不平等问题。该播客强调促进公平的策略，以便所有儿童都能在支持性发展环境中茁壮成长。
Harvard faculty says university must resist Trump demands
Harvard faculty are urging the university to resist demands from the Trump administration threatening to strip $9 billion in federal funding unless it eliminates DEI programs, bans masked protests, and cooperates with federal immigration enforcement. Professors like Ryan Enos and Kirsten Weld (head of Harvard’s AAUP chapter) say the demands are authoritarian overreach, aimed at silencing criticism of Israel and controlling academia. Former Harvard President Lawrence Summers called the administration’s actions abusive and warned of threats to American democracy. Harvard President Alan Garber emphasized the university’s commitment to academic freedom and combating antisemitism, but has not announced a definitive response.
哈佛教授称大学必须抵制特朗普的要求
哈佛大学教职员工敦促学校抵制特朗普政府提出的要求，特朗普政府的威胁要增加90亿美元的联邦资金，学校不得取消DEI项目、禁止蒙面抗议并与联邦移民执法部门合作。瑞安·埃诺斯（Ryan Enos））和柯尔斯滕·韦尔德（Kirsten）韦尔德）哈佛大学美国教授协会分会负责人等教授表示，这些要求是专制的过度扩张，旨在推动对以色列的批评和学术控制界。哈佛大学前校长劳伦斯·萨默斯（Lawrence Summers）称其行为是在扩大政府职权，并警告美国民主受到威胁。哈佛大学校长艾伦·伯加（Alan Garber）强调大学致力于学术和打击犹太反主义，但自由尚未宣布明确的回应。
18-year-old startup founder’s college essay goes viral after being rejected from Harvard and Yale
Zach Yadegari, an 18-year-old startup founder claiming his app Cal AI generates $30 million annually, went viral after sharing his college admissions essay and revealing he was rejected by top schools including Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and MIT despite a 4.0 GPA and a 34 ACT score. Accepted only to the University of Miami, UT Austin, and Georgia Tech, Yadegari’s essay focused on his entrepreneurial journey, from coding at age 7 to leading a 15-person company, before expressing a desire to attend college for personal growth and social connection. Critics called the essay self-centered, off-topic, and a red flag for potential dropout risk, while supporters praised his honesty and ambition. Yadegari later stated his main motivation for college was simply “to have a social life.”
18岁公司创始人被哈佛和耶鲁拒绝后，其大学论文在网上疯传
18岁的公司创始人扎克·亚德加里（Zach Yadegari）声称，他的应用程序Cal AI每年能创造3000万美元的收入。他分享了自己的大学入学论文，并承认自己尽管GPA 4.0、ACT 34 ，却被哈佛、耶鲁、斯坦福和麻省理工等顶尖学校拒绝后，爆红网络。亚德加里只被迈阿密大学、得克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校和佐治亚理工学院录取，他主要讲述了自己的创业历程，从7岁编程到领导一家15人公司，此后表达了想上大学实现个人成长和建立社会联系的愿望。批评者称这篇论文以自我为中心、与众不同的主题，是潜在中断学风险的危险信号，而支持者则赞扬他的廉洁和雄心。亚德加里后来表示，他上大学的主要动机只是“为了拥有社会生活”。
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