Cambridge Public Schools and Police Department officials said last month’s incident of a police officer accidentally discharging a gun in a high school bathroom was “unacceptable” and pledged accountability.

Darcy G Lin and Emily Schwartz report.

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Cambridge Police Department officers observed two Harvard undergraduates “passing supplies” from a vehicle to individuals who had climbed over the Harvard Yard fence Monday, according to the Harvard University Police Department.

Asher Montgomery reports.

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Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences took its first step toward a University-wide faculty senate on Tuesday by voting to hold a special meeting on whether the FAS will send delegates to a “planning body.”

@TillyRobin and Neil Shah report.

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The proposal to abolish single-family zoning in Cambridge is moving forward through the City Council, heralding a radical shift in the city’s housing policy.

Laurel Shugart reports.

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The Cambridge City Council passed a resolution urging Harvard, MIT, and the Cambridge Police Department to respect the right of pro-Palestine students to protest during a Monday meeting.

Ayumi Nagatomi reports.

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Students staging a pro-Palestine encampment in Harvard Yard refused to submit to ID checks on Tuesday as tension mounted between protesters and administrators on day 14 of the occupation.

Mac Healey, Jo Lemann, and @azusalippit report.

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Manning Addresses Harvard Yard Encampment, Draws Groans, Laughter From FAS Faculty

Tilly Robinson and Neil Shah report.

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Approximately 50 student Boston-area high school students blocked Massachusetts Avenue in front of MIT on Monday afternoon for at least four hours as part of a pro-Palestine protest.

Asher Montgomery reports.

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More than 300 Harvard faculty members signed a letter sent to interim President Alan M. Garber ’76, urging his administration to negotiate with pro-Palestine student protesters staging an encampment in Harvard Yard.

@TillyRobin and Neil Shah report.

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Harvard Innovation Labs Co-Founder Jodi Goldstein will serve as the next chief executive officer of the Harvard Cooperative Society, a joint MIT-Harvard clothing and gift store, the organization announced on Monday.

Dhruv Patel reports.

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The Harvard Crimson raised more than $15 million through a capital campaign commemorating the campus newspaper’s 150th anniversary, Crimson President J. Sellers Hill ’25 announced in an email to alumni on Monday.

Neil Shah reports.

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More than 400 Harvard students and Cambridge residents marched to the private residence of interim Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 during a pro-Palestine rally Monday evening.

Michelle Amponsah, Joyce Kim, and @jo_lemann report.

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Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine did not say whether the Yard encampment will continue, did not say how they will respond to Harvard’s refusal to negotiate, and did not take questions at a press conference Monday evening.

Crimson News Staff reports.

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Harvard University Police Chief Victor Clay said in an April 26 interview with The Crimson that the department has considerably increased their presence on campus following an increase in threats aimed at students.

Sally Edwards & Asher Montgomery report.

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Harvard Kennedy School students and faculty members expressed hope for Stanford professor Jeremy Weinstein’s upcoming tenure as the dean of HKS, praising his record and urging him to rebuild trust at the school.

William Mao and Dhruv Patel report.

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The Harvard Square Homeless Shelter unveiled a renovation Friday as it adapts to a model allowing guests to stay for all of the 6-month operational season.

Laurel Shugart reports.

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BREAKING: Harvard President Garber Breaks Silence on Encampment, Threatens ‘Involuntary Leave’ for Protesters

Emma Haidar and Cam E. Kettles report.

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City Manager Yi-An Huang presented the city’s nearly $1 billion operating budget for fiscal year 2025, with $36 million in loan order requests and an approximately $74 million capital budget, during a City Council meeting Tuesday.

Avani Rai reports.

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As the pro-Palestine occupation of Harvard Yard approaches the end of its second week, interim University President Alan M. Garber ’76 has adopted a policy of strategic patience to avoid the controversies facing peer institutions.

Cam E. Kettles reports.

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Harvard terminated Gustavo Espada ’96, a staffer in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, after an online exchange with a Harvard student over the defacing of posters displaying Israeli hostages.

Michelle Amponsah and Joyce Kim report.
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