Sexual Assault
‘We Deserve Better’: Harvard Students Take In Kavanaugh-Ford Hearing, Protest the Law School and the Nominee
Students sitting in Harvard Law classrooms “applauded” and “burst out in cheers” when Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh lamented the fact that he might never return to teach at the school during an extraordinary Senate hearing Thursday.
Some Harvard Law Professors Call for Investigation into Kavanaugh Allegations
Several Harvard Law School professors said the sexual assault allegations levelled against Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh are concerning and warrant investigation.
Hundreds of Harvard Law Students Walk Out of Class to Support Kavanaugh Accusers
Many law school students pinned small pink buttons declaring “I Believe Christine Blasey Ford” to their chests.
Walk Out for Christine Ford and Deborah Ramirez
Harvard Law School students organized a walkout protesting the nomination of Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court as he faces allegations of sexual assault.
High Turnout for HLS Walkout
A large crowd gathers around speakers at the walkout for Christine Ford and Deborah Ramirez.
Buttons for Ford
At a walkout Monday, HLS students wore buttons in support of Christine Blasey Ford, a professor alleging Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were both teenagers.
Ed School Symposium Aims to Combat Sexual Violence in Schools
Katz focused on the positive impact of prevention and education programs for not only young women, but also young men.
Dominguez Retains Emeritus Privileges Pending Results of Sexual Misconduct Investigation
Pending the results of an investigation into his alleged sexual harassment of at least 20 women, Dominguez will continue to receive the perks that come with emeritus status, including access to University spaces and research support.
Facing Penalties, 100 Percent of College Students Completed Sexual Harassment Training
Harvard College mandated for the first time this year that undergraduates complete an online sexual harassment training, or else face consequences.
Middle East Nightclub Co-Owner Steps Down Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations
A co-owner of Central Square's Middle East Restaurant and Nightclub has resigned following a series of sexual misconduct allegations that the venue's owners say are false.
During Commencement, Students Launch Campaign Against Sexual Misconduct
Organizers timed the campaign to coincide with Commencement, a time of year they say brings together people across Harvard and provides a platform for demanding change.
Forty Years in the Making: Dominguez and Sexual Misconduct At Harvard
As a single case, Dominguez forms a powerful example of how Harvard has grappled with issues of sexual harassment throughout its history, both today and in decades prior.
Grad Union Establishes Sexual Harassment Committee
Members of the union’s organizing committee voted to form the group to advocate for individuals who have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace.
Female Faculty at GSD Sign Statement Against Sexual, Racial Misconduct
Design School Executive Dean Patricia Roberts first sent the statement by female faculty to GSD students, faculty, and staff on April 23.
