The Harvard Salient

The Board looks forward to the Salient’s continued success as the voice of conservative thought on Harvard’s campus. Full statement below.

"Charlie Kirk is gone, but the resolve of young conservatives—at Harvard and across the country—may be only beginning." Link below.

"Charlie Kirk’s life was a mixture of exuberance and seriousness; his death should compel us to the latter without surrendering the former. To grieve is human; to pick up the mantle and persevere is a fitting tribute." Link below.

"Stripping Harvard’s accreditation might well be justified—but not for the reasons the government thinks. Christian students who see those reasons must recognize that neutrality is impossible, and that the first step to saving Harvard is to demand an admission of her betrayal." Link below.

"History affirms that men not only cherish their ethnic and cultural roots—they will fight and die for them." Check out this guest post by @SchwartzTichon. Link below.

"When method becomes its own moral horizon, conservatives risk treating the mechanics of self-government as an ultimate good rather than a means ordered to higher goods." See insights into common good jurisprudence in this guest post by @KKGandall. Link below.

"There is no compromise to be made with an ideology that chills the warmth of polite society." Link below.

"The Baccalaureate, once a reverent Christian send-off, has evolved—or perhaps devolved—into a liturgical Frankenstein, a hodgepodge of religious truths and untruths made into an unholy creature unfit for the eyes of the faithful." Link below.

Now is the time for conservative students to shine at Harvard. Learn more about The Harvard Salient below and help us take back America's oldest institution of higher education—one idea, one student, one issue at a time. ⬇️