Two men have been arrested in connection with an explosion last week at Harvard Medical School, federal authorities announced Tuesday. @abbysgerstein & @laurelmshugart report. https://t.co/cObWKRxrk5

Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the explosion at Harvard Medical School, per FBI. More in @thecrimson https://t.co/F16CObWdCQ

A device exploded inside the Goldenson Building in Harvard’s Longwood medical campus early Saturday morning, according to a message from the Harvard University Police Department to University affiliates. @matanjosephy & @laurelmshugart report. https://t.co/JtupzBxW8U

HMS canceled a pro-Palestine vigil organized by two recognized student groups, alleging the groups violated the school’s campus use rules by distributing and posting event flyers without authorization. @abbysgerstein reports. https://t.co/RB4CgRA35W

The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts allowed on Monday lawsuits against Harvard over mishandling of human remains by a former morgue manager to proceed to discovery. @abbysgerstein & @eniederhelman report. https://t.co/xNMohI0ry9

HSPH Dean Andrea Baccarelli received at least $150,000 to testify against Tylenol’s manufacturer in 2023, two years before he published research used by the Trump administration to link the drug to autism. @abbysgerstein and @eniederhelman report. https://t.co/nkpTwfbicH

Two years before his research linking Tylenol to autism was cited by the Trump Administration, Harvard Public Health Dean Baccarelli was paid $150,000 to testify against Tylenol's manufacturer. w/ @eniederhelman in @thecrimson https://t.co/oAUCwfCePN

Dean Baccarelli’s study linking Tylenol to autism — cited by White House officials — had its NIH funding cut by the Trump Administration in May. The grant was reinstated after a judge ruled the cuts to Harvard’s federal funding unconstitutional. More in @thecrimson

HMS Dean George Daley said the University’s central administration had instructed him to cut HMS research spending by at least 20 percent by the end of the fiscal year in his annual State of the School address. @abbysgerstein and @eniederhelman report. https://t.co/sIZLXhStCH

Nearly two weeks after a federal judge ruled the Trump administration’s freeze on Harvard’s federal funding was unconstitutional, Harvard’s researchers are still waiting to get their money back. @abbysgerstein and @eniederhelman report. https://t.co/Z3bz3DRyB1

A new directive from President Donald Trump will require Harvard, alongside other U.S. universities, to submit data proving that it does not consider race in admissions. @abbysgerstein reports. https://t.co/80HmUHFU5q

Purdue University told The Purdue Exponent last Friday they will no longer assist in the distribution of newspapers. Purdue has aided in the circulation of The Exponent for the past 50 years.

Harvard’s donor revolt is here. The 1636 Forum has pitched disillusioned alumni a new model: targeted giving that pushes for academic freedom and transparency. Founded in Jan. 2024, it’s already funneled over eight figures. w/ @abbysgerstein https://t.co/R953oo7PzS

FACT CHECK: Trump Lies Sometimes w/ @GrahamWonLee https://t.co/fTq9xgFHwJ

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Mark J. Carney ’87 has defeated Conservative Party Leader Pierre M. Poilievre to remain in power as Canada’s Prime Minister securing the Liberal’s fourth consecutive mandate during a snap election on Monday. Avi W. Burstein and @abbysgerstein report. https://t.co/T7x59Z8Oq8

NEW: Int'l students will be able accept admission to both Harvard and a non-American institution amid visa concerns — a move that breaks with past policy. w/ AWB in @thecrimson https://t.co/9ucE49BGOq

Update: Trump still not a fan of Harvard w/ @cghennigan https://t.co/t0Yn3OLMki

Judge Allison Burroughs — who was assigned to Harvard’s lawsuit against the Trump administration — has overseen high-profile Harvard cases before. @abbysgerstein and @cghennigan report. https://t.co/gG3iVhpcqq

The Trump administration terminated nearly $200,000 in federal funding from the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute last week, amid a wave of cuts to the National Endowment for the Humanities. Avi W. Burstein reports. https://t.co/VafqR6SjLB