Women’s Hockey: PWHL Begins Second-Ever Season
Assistant Sports Editor Helena Henson ’28 details her expectations for the Professional Women’s Hockey League after its debut season and why you should be watching.
2024-2025
Office Hours: Math and Wrath with Professor Ivan Contreras
Hosts Briana Bao ’28 and Rita Xing ’28 are joined by Associate Professor of Mathematics Ivan Contreras to discuss his research approach and advice for majors and non-majors alike.
NBA Analysis: The Washington Wizards’ Failure
Assistant Sports Editor Joey Supik ’27 breaks down the Washington Wizards’ disappointing history and offers his insight as to how they can do better.
Elliott and Tissi-Gassoway Field AAS Questions on Preparations for Trump’s Term
At the AAS’ weekly meeting, Elliott and Tissi-Gassoway answered senators’ questions about the College’s positioning for potential new policies under the Trump administration.
Economist Juliet Schor Speaks on Benefits of Four-Day Workweek in Second Point/Counterpoint Event
Schor connected ideas from her research linking work culture and climate change to advocate for a four-day workweek at the second iteration of the semester's Point/Counterpoint series.
Conservative Historian Sir Niall Ferguson Discusses Trump, Information Networks in Final Point/Counterpoint Event
The eminent historian discussed themes from his most recent books about networks and catastrophes while arguing that portrayals of Trump as a fascist are mistaken.
College Hosts Panel on Implications of Trump’s Immigration Policies
Experts from inside and outside the college gathered to advise international students on the incoming changes to the immigration landscape under Trump.