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Harvard student tells 'delicate flowers' of Ivy League to 'move on' from Trump victory
Harvard sophomore Jacob Russell criticizes the Ivy League’s response to the Trump victory.
Harvard students vote for unionization
A historic vote is taking place today at Harvard, as students may ratify the university’s first graduate and undergraduate union.
Muslim student groups around Ivy League protest Trump Presidency
In response to disturbing reports from around the country of violence following the election of Wharton graduate Donald Trump, the Yale Muslim Students Association plans to combat hateful rhetoric by fundraising, according to the Yale Daily News.
Yale union workers demonstrate after meeting
According to the Yale Daily News, two unions of blue-collar workers at Yale demonstrated Wednesday night after a meeting.
Factcheck.org among signers of open letter to Mark Zuckerberg
20 global fact-checking organizations wrote to Mark Zuckerberg for more accuracy control of news on Facebook.
Harvard avoids campus strike for custodians in tentative agreement
According to the Harvard Crimson, Harvard manages to avoid its second campus strike this year by reaching a tentative agreement with its custodial staff close to 1 a.m.
Second labor strike looms at Harvard
Harvard University may soon face its second labor strike in less than a month.
Senator Bob Casey visits Penn and denounces racist acts
Pennsylvania Democratic Senator Bob Casey visits Penn to offer his support to students following the racist incidents of the past week.
Harvard lecturer to work on Trump's transition team
He will serve under former aide to former Vice President Dick Cheney, Ado Machida, on Trump’s “Policy Implementation” team, under the title of "executive authority adviser."
Columbia University's wrestling team suspended over lewd GroupMe chat
Columbia University's wrestling team has been suspended over lewd GroupMe conversations involving racially and sexually offensive comments.
Rodin has been without hot water almost all day
A broken piece of equipment in Rodin College House has led to a 10-hour-long lack of hot water.
Brown students destroy veteran's day flags
This past Thursday, one day before Veteran’s Day, students at Brown destroyed American flags on campus.
Villanova creates gender-neutral bathrooms
With Penn’s campus voting overwhelmingly blue in the recent election, it is no surprise that Hillel’s recent addition of a gender-neutral restroom was welcomed with praise.
3 winners of Penn this week
Winner: Fossil Free Penn
GoFundMe page raises money to repair Ben Franklin gravestone, damaged by pennies
The Trust hopes to raise $10,000 dollars from the GoFundMe page, on top of the $66,000 the foundation has already raised.
Harvard students rally support for undocumented peers
Hundreds of Harvard students congregated in Harvard Yard Monday in a mass show of support for undocumented immigrants, reported The Crimson Tuesday afternoon.
Yale 'Black Joy' poster burned
A poster promoting an African American arts and culture event at Yale University was found burned on Thursday.
Phila. mayor vows to keep sanctuary city status
Following Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election, Mayor Jim Kenney released a statement on Thursday regarding the Philadelphia’s sanctuary city status. In his statement, the mayor vowed to keep Philly’s status as a haven for undocumented immigrants—something that he himself reinstated after being sworn-in in early 2014.
Students, faculty and alums across Ivy League call for 'sanctuaries' for undocumented students
According to reports published in Newsweek and the Washington Post, students, faculty, and alumni from Brown, Harvard, Yale and Columbia are asking their respective school administrators to turn their campuses into “sanctuaries” for undocumented students.