41.8 F
Cambridge
Monday, March 9, 2026
41.8 F
Cambridge
Monday, March 9, 2026

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!

- Advertisement -

CATEGORY

Local

Harvard and the Tea Party

I really don't understand the impulse among many Harvard students (if the Crimson is any guide) to pat the Tea Partiers on the head...

HarvardGOP.org Wages War

Perhaps inspired by the beauty that is our new blog, the Harvard GOP relaunched their website yesterday, giving harvardgop.org a patriotic, deeply American makeover....

Harvard Thinks Big

Harvard Thinks Big was billed as an "important" event. Its Facebook page was ebullient. Expectations were high. "A dream team of 10 Harvard professors will each...

Anti-Atheist Prejudice: Response to the Salient's Response

I'm glad to see my Crimson column of October 18 is still getting some attention! I had written that discrimination against atheists, both in...

Weighing in: The Asian Ceiling

Check out Jon Yip's post, "The Asian Ceiling" for a review of a Kara Miller's Boston Globe editorial about Asian discrimination in the college...

The Asian Ceiling

Today's colleges welcome Asians with open arms—they just don't want too many of us

Yale and the Times

Perhaps I'm harping too much on this news-reading thing, but Yale is currently in a fervor over cost-cutting plans to scrap dining hall subscriptions...

Crowdsourcing, Science, and Politics

In a recent email to the university, President Faust invited the Harvard Community to participate in the "Harvard Catalyst & InnoCentive Prize...

Green Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

An excellent op-ed in the Crimson today by Hemi Gandhi criticizes Harvard and its students for having a somewhat superficial commitment to green energy. The...

The Sociology of Mankiw

The notion that economics can explain everything about everything (re: Freakonomics) is something that I've always regarded as silly and kinda gross. The basic...