Campus Archives - Page 9 of 36 - Harvard Political Review

Nowhere is a Nice Place for Rape

Campus Writers - March 12, 2018

This is the campus we love, but we do not always feel safe here. As we walk through campus, past familiar buildings, along oft-walked...

Defending a Culture of Free Speech

Katherine Ho - April 9, 2017

There is a conflict between the desire for respectful speech and free speech, and nowhere is it more clearly manifested than on college campuses....

“Reconnecting America”: Optimism at the National Campaign

Katherine Ho - March 4, 2017

During the first weekend of February, over 70 college students from all over the United States descended upon Harvard’s Institute of Politics. They were...

Tackling the Term: What is a Safe Space?

Katherine Ho - January 30, 2017

This past fall, the University of Chicago welcomed incoming freshman to campus with an unambiguous message on safe spaces. “Our commitment to academic freedom...

Free Speech is No Excuse for Racism

Colin Diersing - November 5, 2015

The New Form of Self Improvement: Harvard’s Tourists

Author - November 2, 2015

Harvard tourists give students the ultimate challenge, but also the ultimate reward.

Sam Harris, Maajid Nawaz, and the Illusion of Knowledge

Author - October 6, 2015

The recent event featuring Sam Harris and Maajid Nawaz created a space of illusory significance which ultimately produces nothing of lasting value.

HPRgument: Tradition vs Gender Equality

Author - September 20, 2015

Two events in recent weeks have brought Harvard's attention lack of gender equality in exclusive student organizations.

My Mom Makes Me Go to Parties

Author - September 14, 2015

Deep and meaningful relationships take time, but things will get better. They will always get better.

From Zero to Zuckerberg: An Insider’s Guide to Harvard Startups

Author - August 31, 2015