The HPR sat down with Dr. Rosenberg to discuss her thoughts on the U.S.’s current international standing, her experience working with Vice President Harris, and the future of diplomacy in foreign policy.
Marty Baron is a career journalist and former editor of The Boston Globe and The Washington Post. His newsrooms have garnered 18 Pulitzer Prizes, including the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for The Boston Globe’s coverage of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church — the subject of 2015 Academy Award-winning film “Spotlight.”
In this interview from March 2023, Agnes Callard spoke to the HPR about the place of the public philosopher, the value of anger, and the moral corruption of the oppressed.
During his visit, John Bel Edwards sat down with the Harvard Political Review to discuss governing across party lines and to reflect on changes in Louisiana being put forward by his successor, Jeff Landry, and the new legislature.
In this interview with The HPR, Bakoyannis explores the triumphs and challenges that have defined his career, offering insights into his approach to leadership and governance.
The Harvard Political Review presents a series of interviews with Harvard students, faculty, campus leaders, and affiliates examining perspectives on the war in Gaza, the pro-Palestinian Gaza solidarity encampment in Harvard Yard, and the Harvard administration’s response to the conflict in the Middle East.
As a member of Harvard College’s class of 2024, Shruthi Kumar went off script during her senior English address at Harvard’s commencement, acknowledging the 13 seniors barred from graduating and expressing indignation at Harvard’s response to the pro-Palestinian encampment.
Noah Kassis is a rising senior at Harvard College and has played an active role in facilitating open conversations with the Harvard community about the Palestinian liberation movement.
