May is a month to celebrate the history, culture and accomplishments of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. In 1978, the U.S. government proclaimed the seven-day period starting on May 4 as “Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week,” in honor of two historic events that occurred during this time: the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants to the … Read more
Four semesters ago, Harvard introduced the Freshman Pledge system. It was a call for freshmen to reaffirm the values of integrity and kindness that was met with little fanfare. At the time, the general consensus was that the pledges were an overbearing move that overstepped the institution’s mission. This very publication referred to the pledge … Read more
Four semesters ago, Harvard introduced the Freshman Pledge system. It was a call for freshmen to reaffirm the values of integrity and kindness that was met with little fanfare. At the time, the general consensus was that the pledges were an overbearing move that overstepped the institution’s mission. This very publication referred to the pledge … Read more
President Obama nominated Penny S. Pritzker ’81 as his choice for commerce secretary this morning in the White House Rose Garden. Pritzker was a member of the Harvard Political Review Business Board during her undergraduate days at Harvard.
President Obama nominated Penny S. Pritzker ’81 as his choice for commerce secretary this morning in the White House Rose Garden. Pritzker was a member of the Harvard Political Review Business Board during her undergraduate days at Harvard.
Staff writer Taonga Leslie ’15 talks about his article “Devil in the Details” in the 2013 spring issue of the Harvard Political Review. Read the full article here. You can access additional content by subscribing to our YouTube channel and visiting our iTunes page. Editing and Production by Jenny Choi Interview by Colin Diersing Music by Dylan Perese
Staff writer Harry Hild ’16 talks about his article “The NFL on Trial” in the 2013 spring issue of the Harvard Political Review. Read the full article here. You can access additional content by subscribing to our YouTube channel and visiting our iTunes page. Editing and Production by Jenny Choi Interview by Colin Diersing Music by Dylan Perese
Matt Shuham ’15, Covers Editor, discusses the reasons behind selecting this issue’s cover topic, the Future of Conservatism, and some highlight articles to look out for in this issue. You can access additional content by subscribing to our YouTube channel and visiting our iTunes page. Editing and Production by Jenny Choi Interview by Colin Diersing Music by Dylan … Read more
From two consecutive reports of rape on Harvard’s campus last August to a rape victim’s personal account of her painful experience at Amherst College to the recent Steubenville rape trial that gained national attention—awareness about the pervasiveness of sexual assault and rape culture has increased across the nation, sparking dialogue about the importance of combating … Read more
Media coverage of the Italian elections on Feb. 24 and 25 occasionally slipped into a complacent reaffirmation of old clichés. As the new parliament convened for the first time in early March, much of the political analysis offered superficial explanations for the outcome, accusing the Italians of being irrational voters and of avoiding reality. Yet … Read more