For the past 40 years, Harvey has written extensively on the happenings at Harvard. Here are some samples of recent articles concerning the nation's flagship university.

• "Free speech again quashed at Harvard" October 21, 2009 - Minding the Campus (on Harvard's decision to disinvite Jim Gilchrist from a panel discussion regarding immigration)
• "Be Fair, Harvard" April 27, 2009 - Minding the Campus (on Harvard's control of the means of communication with alumni, and how that tilts the scales in the Overseers election)
• "Meanwhile, at Harvard..." March 23, 2009 - Forbes.com (on the call for alumni to give back by taking back their alma maters)
• "Let's Cut the Administrative Fat," December 10, 2008 - Minding the Campus (on the budgetary effects of the economic downturn on top-tier colleges and universities)
• "Can We Change the Campus Culture," October 14, 2008 - Minding the Campus (on the major problems facing academia, including the lack of transparency between the general public and the ivory towers, administrators' insistence on speech and harassment codes, and deadwood trustees who lack a critical perspective on improving the institutions that they're in charge of running)
• "Since Harvard came out," October 2, 2008 - The Boston Phoenix (on the changing culture in the struggle for GLBT rights)

  

• "Parody Flunks Out," July 30, 2008 - The Boston Phoenix (on the decline of edgy humor and pointed parody at today's universities, inluding Harvard Law School.)
• "Alumnus Interruptus," November 16, 2006 - The Boston Phoenix (on the "message control" efforts of alumni outreach publications at Harvard and other elite institutions of higher education)
• "More police, less Harvard," April 16, 2008 - The Boston Phoenix (on Harvard cops and stifling protests on campus)
• "I stand by what I said," February 23, 2006 - The Boston Phoenix (The speech that embattled former Harvard President Larry Summers should have given before he was ousted)
• "Thought Reform in Disguise," May 29, 2005 - Boston Globe (on the proposed sensitivity training mandates at Harvard following Summers' discussion of women in academia)
• "Say it Ain't So," January 26, 2005 - The Boston Phoenix (on the controversy surrounding Harvard President Lawrence Summers' comments on women in academia)
• "Suing Harvard: Dealing with the Hometown Advantage," September 22, 2003 - Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (on the denial of tenure for professor Peter Berkowitz)
• "Speech Codes: Alive and Well at Colleges," August 1, 2003 - The Chronicle of Higher Education (co-authored with FIRE President Greg Lukianoff)
• "Specialized Assault Board Idea 'Myopic,'" September 20, 2002 - The Harvard Crimson (on the inequities and unjust nature of student disciplinary boards specially trained in issues surounding sexual assault)
• "Taking the kangaroo out of campus courts," August 22, 2002 - The Washington Times (on the difficulties of due process on politically correct campuses)
• "Rape Charges: It's Time to End 'He Said/She Said Justice," August 16, 2002 - The Chronicle of Higher Education (on the inequities of Harvard's disciplinary system, and a possible step in the right direction)
• "An overdue outrage over speech codes," April 26, 1999 - The Boston Herald (on the dangers of campus speech codes, with an anecdote from one Mount Holyoke professor, inspired in part by The Shadow University, who challenged his school's 1980s-era speech code)
• "The Rules of Civilization," [PDF] 1998 - An excerpt from The Shadow University that discusses various student disciplinary tribunals, including Harvard's Administrative Board.
• "Harvard Law Caves in to the Censors," January 8, 1996 - The Wall Street Journal (on the adoption of Sexual Harassment Guidelines at Harvard Law School)

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