Five Ways to Improve Harvard Course Selection
Sam Finegold presents some simple solutions to fix Harvard's Q Guide.
Articles By: Sam Finegold 
Sam Finegold '15 is the Associate Campus Editor and former Design Editor of the Harvard Political Review.
Frances Beinecke
The HPR sits down with President of the National Resource Defense Council Frances Beinecke to discuss US climate and energy policy.
Should We Flip the Classroom, Too?
Stanford has adopted a flipped classroom model for some courses. Should Harvard follow suit?
Online, Professors Are Famous for a New Reason: Teaching
Academics are carving out new roles as superstar professors as they reach hundreds of thousands with online courses.
edX and the Harvard Undergraduate
While edX is the mark of a new frontier in Harvard education, Harvard students and graduates stand to benefit greatly.
Summer Dispatch
Seventeen HPR writers discuss their experiences this summer interning, traveling, politicking, going home, and more.
The Not-So-Green Alternative: Mitt Romney
As an intern at the Center for American Progress Action Fund, I was delegated to research Romney’s stance on science. Though “science” is a very broad term, Romney has said relatively little on the topic. On the campaign trail he has flip flopped his position on stem cells, laughed at Gingrich’s space plan, and failed to supply a clear “mission” ... Read More
Amazon will Seize 3D Printing
3D printing is going to revolutionize online shopping. Amazon CEO and founder Jeff Bezos realizes that and probably envisions Amazon orchestrating the revolution. As a testament to how seriously Bezos takes 3D printing, Bezos, along with two other venture capital groups, helped MakerBot, a seller of consumer 3D printers and the accompanying necessary materials, raise $10 million. 3D printing operates ... Read More
Climate Change Up Close
Global warming is already harming real people. Yet many still deny it exists.
The Reading Revolution and Why We Shouldn’t Be Afraid of It
What e-readers have to offer to the reading experience
Harvard’s India Connection
A budding partnership between Harvard University and India has immense potential.
Capturing the Demographic Dividend
The challenges of providing opportunities for the world's growing youth population
