“I am a man on a mission. A vocation, call it, to remake the past, and a wish to fashion all that has been into being and becoming.” So begins Novuyo Rosa Tshuma’s debut novel House of Stone, and with it, the reader’s disturbing journey alongside a narrator who slowly unleashes the trauma of his … Read more
Lawrence S. Bacow was inaugurated as the 29th President of Harvard University on October 5, 2018. Even before his inauguration, the new president was busy at work, appointing deans and meeting with fellow administrators. Bacow took the helm of a universitythat faces major issues and ambitions, including social group sanctions, numerous lawsuits, campus expansion, and … Read more
Barbara Comstock (R-Va.) represented Virginia’s 10th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from 2015 to 2019. Prior to her time in Congress, she served in the Virginia House of Delegates. She is currently an IOP Resident Fellow for Spring 2019. Harvard Political Review: You were a moderate Republican woman serving in Congress under … Read more
The Christchurch massacre on March 15 utterly shocked the world with its brutality, devastating a Muslim community which thought itself safe from the forces of Islamophobia. But it is clear that the shooting is a part of a broader rising tide of white nationalist violence and terrorism. There is more to the shooting, however, than … Read more