Coverage in The Crimson

Harvard Celebrates Coming Out Day With Rainbow Cake, New Resource Guide for BGLTQ Students

October 11, 2018

As Harvard students marked National Coming Out Day with rainbow bandanas and pride pins, the College’s Office of BGLTQ Student Life and the University’s Title IX Office debuted a guide meant to keep affiliates up-to-date on campus resources for BGLTQ-identifying individuals.

The two-page guide — now permanently housed on the Title IX Office’s website — provides information about University offices and student groups that work to address issues related to gender, sexuality, and diversity.

Title IX administrators Nicole M. Merhill and Rachel A. DiBella said administrators...

Harvard Chaplains Support BGLTQ Students

April 3, 2018

This letter first appeared in the Harvard Crimson.

An Open Letter to BGLTQ Students

To Harvard’s BGLTQ students,

We’ve witnessed your pain and anger these last several weeks over events surrounding Harvard College Faith and Action. You’ve shown up in our offices and invited us to coffee. You’ve reached out to BGLTQ-affirming...

Diversity Offices Move into Newly Renovated Grays Hall

February 12, 2018

Check out the Harvard Crimson's article on our brand new space in Grays! Below is an excerpt from the full article, which is available on the Crimson's website.

"Though the offices are located in the basement of Grays Hall, the new space does not have a “basement feel,” Scarborough said. The architects incorporated student requests for open areas after feedback from a town hall meeting ...