The Spirit of the Bull Moose
What global leaders learn from their time spent at Harvard
On the Newsstand:Kennedy School
Lowered Sights
America might not be a country in decline, but we seem to have given up on big dreams.
10 Things You Need to Know About Politics at Harvard
Staff Writer Harleen Gambhir walks prospective students through the politics at Harvard
David Brooks Gets Young Idealists Wrong
Aspiring world-changers shouldn't shy away from politics, but there is pragmatism to NGOs' apolitical stances.
Live Blog: A Public Address by Laurence Golborne
Read a live blog of an address by Chilean Minister of Public Works Laurence Golborne at the JFK Jr. Forum.
Smashing Silence: An Iranian Woman’s Quest for Justice
I straddled a historical boundary sitting between my father and my grandmother as I pulled back the first page of Iranian activist-lawyer Shirin Ebadi’s autobiography. I bridged mother and son, linking the experiences of a once-17-year old man who fled and of a woman who stayed and endured the 1979 Iranian Revolution. Ebadi, the first Iranian and the first Muslim woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, makes a parallel connection with her memoir “Iran Awakening."
