The following is a collection of articles and podcasts by our faculty and affiliates.

Daron Acemoglu

• The US Ruled Against Google’s Monopoly — Europe Should Do the Same, The Financial Times
• Trump Wants Tariffs to Bring Back U.S. Jobs. They Might Speed Up AI Automation Instead,Time Magazine
• Three Economists with MIT Ties Win BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award, MIT News
  

David Armitage

• Why Harvard is Taking on Donald Trump, ABC National Radio
• Le Retour de la Longue Durée: Une Perspective Anglo-Américaine, Annales, Histoire, Sciences sociales

• Trump Freezes $2bn in Harvard Funding After University Rejects Demands, BBC

Omer Bartov

• Bridging Divides: Inside CURA’s Landmark Conference on the Jewish Left, Boston University

Jacqueline Bhabha

• Conference Explores Injustices Against Roma People, Other Groups, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health News

• Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Criticizes Trump Administration in State of the City Address, The Harvard Crimson

Suzanne Berger

• MIT Researchers Gather in Vienna to Discuss the Industry of the Future, Danish Offshore Industry

Eve Blau

• SANAA in Sydney: The Architecture of Naala Badu at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Arts Review

Daniel Carpenter

• FAS Declines to Debate Resolution Condemning Trump, The Harvard Crimson

Mai'a Cross

• As Growth in the Space Economy Accelerates, US Leadership Remains Critical, Report Outlines, Northeastern News

Frank Dobbin

• Congress Reignites a Bipartisan Effort to Ban Hair Discrimination, The Publics Radio

• Where DEI Went Wrong—And What Must Happen Next, Forbes

Jeremy Eichler

• The Lydian String Quartet and ‘Time's Echo Live’: An Interweaving of Narratives, Memories, and Shostakovich’s Music, The Harvard Crimson

• Jeremy Denk’s Musical Account of American Divisions, The New Yorker

Arthur Goldhammer

• Donald Trump Reacts to Marine Le Pen's Guilty Verdict: 'Very Big Deal', Newsweek

Peter E. Gordon

• Hair-Splitting, London Book Review

Yannis Ioannides

• Housing and Inequality: A Critical Link in Economic Disparities, Vox EU

Maya Jasanoff

• Harvard Sues the Trump Administration Over Funding Threats, CNN
• Harvard Students and Faculty Applaud Defiance of Trump's Demands, NBC News
• Back to Basics, Harvard Magazine
• We’re Harvard Professors Suing the Trump Administration – Here’s Why, The Harvard Crimson
• “The American Revolution,” A new Film from Ken Burns, to Premiere November 16, 2025, PBS News
  
• GBH Hosts Previews of Ken Burns and Sara Botstein's The American Revolution, WGBH

Alison Frank Johnson

• Fifteen Questions: Alison Frank Johnson on the Power of Stories, Lacrosse, and Why She Speaks Up, The Harvard Crimson
• Harvard Announces Temporary Hiring Freeze, WGBH News

Cemal Kafadar

• Harvard’s Targeting of CMES Should Alarm All of Us, The Harvard Crimson

Michele Lamont

• The Art of Resistance: Trump's Attack on Humanities Triggers a Blowback Movement, Salon

Igor Lukes

• United States Sides with Russia, Breaks with Europe, in Ukraine War Resolution, Boston University

Christoph Mikulaschek

• A NATO Nightmare?, Harvard Independent

Derek J. Penslar

• Garber Announces New Initiatives to Fight Antisemitism, Anti-Israeli Bias, The Harvard Gazette
• Teaching Israel/Palestine at Harvard, Harvard Magazine
• Faculty Searches in Limbo As Freeze Interrupts Hiring Processes Across Harvard, The Harvard Crimson

Elizabeth Prodromou

• Archon Religious Freedom Symposium At University Of South Carolina ‘Supremely Successful’, Archons

Robert Putnam

• Want a Less Divisive America? Just a Matter of Trust, Harvard Gazette

Mathias Risse

• Why Harvard Has So Few Conservative Faculty - Or Does It?, The Harvard Crimson
• Students Blacklisted, Students Arrested: All Voices of Reason, Speak up Now, The Harvard Crimson
• Threatened Deportation of Columbia Activist Sends Shockwaves Through Mass. Higher Ed, Mass Live

• When Fear is Spreading, Harvard Kennedy School

Mark Roe

• Steward Paid Them a Fraction of What it Owed. Now it's Suing Them to Get the Money Back, The Boston Globe

Mary Sarotte

• Why They Fight, Foreign Affairs

Kathleen Thelen

• How Giant, Low-Cost, Low-Wage Retailing Came to Thrive in the U.S. Economy, Phys News

• Supersize Me, MIT News

Gunnar Trumbull

• Industry Leaders Debate Green Energy's Trajectory, HBS News

Daniel Ziblatt

• "Es gibt eine Tendenz zu vorauseilendem Gehorsam", Zeit Online

• Brandmauer unter Druck, WZB

• The Democratic Dismantling of Democracies: How Leaders Undermine the Systems That Elect Them, Harvard Kennedy School Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation