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  • Harvard Takes on the White House: The Battle Between Academia and the Trump Administration Continues

    Harvard Takes on the White House: The Battle Between Academia and the Trump Administration Continues

    Annabel DeChant On April 14, Harvard announced that it would not comply with demands that the Trump administration made of the university. The New York Times reported the university’s decision, noting that it made Harvard “the first university to refuse to comply with the administration’s requirements.” According to the Times article, this move “[set] up…

  • Article I Section 7: A New Amendment to Make ASG Non-Partisan

    Article I Section 7: A New Amendment to Make ASG Non-Partisan

    By: Austin Strykowski Image Credit: UConn Today On February 18, 2025, the Senate of the Associated Student Government (ASG) passed an amendment to Article I, Section 7 of the constitution, which would force ASG “to act in a non-partisan manner at all times.” On March 17-19, however, that amendment will be subject to the will…

  • The Politics of Academia

    The Politics of Academia

    Annabel DeChant When one thinks of politics and universities, perhaps the first thoughts that come to mind are the topics covered in political science classes like the ones that are held in our own Harrison Hall or the activism that students take part in our traditional visualizations of the collegiate experience. However, as I’ve begun…