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Crazy Times : With Graduation Approaching, Seniors Reflect on Harvard Journey Bookended by Crisis | News

Crazy Times : With Graduation Approaching, Seniors Reflect on Harvard Journey Bookended by Crisis | News
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Amid Social Distancing, Thousands of Harvard Students Shoot Their Shot, Find Friends Through Datamatch | News

Matilda Marcus ’24 was almost at a loss when describing Datamatch to her friends. “It’s kind of like Tinder, but only your college, and there’s a survey,” she said. They didn’t really understand. Datamatch — a free matchmaking service run by Harvard students — boasted sign ups from more than half of Harvard’s undergraduate population this year. After filling out a survey and profile, participants can be matched with other students to meet up in person or go on a virtual Zoom date. The program partnered with restaurants near certain college campuses — like Playa Bowls and Black Sheep Bagel Cafe in Harvard Square — to offer students free food on their dates.

The Second Class of 2024 | News | The Harvard Crimson

The ‘Second’ Class of 2024 More than 20 international freshmen interviewed said their first semester of college was marked by nocturnal schedules, social isolation, and inadequate support from the College. Many said they feel pessimistic that things will get better this spring. Like many Harvard students, Nabin Poudel ’24 stays up late to complete his assignments in time for typical midnight deadlines. Unlike others, though, midnight in Cambridge falls around 10 a.m. local time the next morning for Poudel, who is taking classes online from his home in Nepal this academic year. “Sometimes I would find myself working [the] whole night on assignments,” Poudel said.

Undergraduate Council Petition Urges College to Strengthen Support for International Students | News

Harvard’s Undergraduate Council launched a petition Tuesday calling on the College to strengthen support for international students during the spring semester. The petition requests the College extend the petition deadline for students to decide whether to return to campus for the spring semester, require professors to allow a 12-hour window for international students to submit assignments and exams, and offer a hybrid academic program that features an in-person component. The Council also urged the College to prioritize international freshmen alongside seniors for spring housing if a hybrid model is implemented. If classes continue fully online, the petition requests that Harvard communicate its reasoning for the decision to international freshmen and their families.

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