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Stephen Colbert attends Harvard event amid ongoing graduate student union strike

Stephen Colbert attended a Harvard event with Yo-Yo Ma, despite a graduate student union strike. The union had urged them to cancel, and a fire alarm interrupted the event. Protests occurred outside, with demands for better pay and working conditions.

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Stephen Colbert participated in a Harvard event with Yo-Yo Ma on November 8, 2026, despite ongoing protests from the Harvard Graduate Students Union, which has been on strike since October 27. The union had requested that the performers cancel their appearance in solidarity with striking workers. Approximately 40 minutes into the event, a fire alarm led to an evacuation. Outside, about 50 union members protested for higher wages and improved working conditions. In contrast, author John Green moved his scheduled appearance online to avoid crossing the picket line and donated proceeds to the union.

Key facts

  • Stephen Colbert attended an event at Harvard on November 8, 2026.
  • The Harvard Graduate Students Union has been on strike since October 27, 2026.
  • A fire alarm interrupted the event approximately 40 minutes in.
  • The union is seeking $55,000 for research assistants and $45,000 for teaching fellows.
  • Author John Green moved his event online to avoid crossing the picket line.
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Stephen Colbert accused of crossing Harvard picket line before event with Yo-Yo Ma cut short by alarm

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