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Harvard Political Review 2026 Journalism Fellowship

Are you a middle or high school student interested in journalism? Do you want to work one-on-one with experienced Harvard Journalists? Do you want to get published on the Harvard Political Review? If so, join the HPR's one-week bootcamp this summer!

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Rise of the Robotic Workforce

Robotics has begun and will continue to transform the workforce in profound and inevitable ways.

Food for Thought

70 years after the National School Lunch Act, efforts to ensure that all students have access to healthy food throughout the year face new challenges.

Crafts for Sale

How artisan work is gaining prominence in Swaziland as a new means of poverty alleviation.

Unicorns and Other Mythological Creatures

The shifting landscape of startup investing could avoid the pitfalls that led to the dotcom bubble in the 1990s.

PSY Speaks the Truth

Summer ended. The leaves changed color; I redirected attention to my plummeting grades. We all moved on, and "Gangnam Style" faded, only resurfacing briefly as a capstone to a tumultuous year. Maybe that was for the best, I decided. Maybe that was a blessing.

Jim Daly: "The family is struggling"

The Focus on the Family CEO outlines his organization's role amidst shifting public opinion

On Harvard Liberals

"Social activism at its finest constantly asks questions, seeks new perspectives, and changes course when the facts so require. We Harvard liberals, myself included, must be more willing to join this debate on the ground rather than merely pontificate from the sidelines."

President's Note

"The dynamic nature of our personal identities in turn renders diversity consistently fluctuating. It is a concept without a static characterization, with a definition that transforms depending on the individual, community, or society that considers it. However, it is also one of utmost importance."

China's Forgotten Children

After criminals are locked up in prison, what happens to their children?