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The Future is TikTok

Out of the ashes of 2020 rose TikTok, a new type of social media paving the way in internet culture, education, and activism. TikTok...

Will the Coronavirus Force the US to Reckon With its Epidemic of Despair?

The pandemic created a perfect storm of economic malaise and social isolation, leading many to predict a spike in deaths of despair. Within this unconscionable tragedy, however, lies a crucial opportunity to address the underlying factors behind such deaths. 

The Happiest and the Most Racist: Institutional Racism in Nordic Countries

Large balloon elephant labelled "racism" at protest. The Nordic countries are well known for topping charts globally in education, equality, and happiness levels. Nordic welfare...

Health Care, a Private Island, and the STOCK Act: Two Senate Races Play Out in Georgia, Part I

In Georgia, two concurrent Senate races for Republican-held seats in the emerging battleground have the potential to flip the Senate for Democrats — or build a firewall for Republicans.

The Neoliberal Horror Picture Show

The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has laid bare the backstage of the longest-running spectacle in the United States: the neoliberal horror picture show.

The Pursuit of Global Justice: Interview with Geoffrey Robertson

"73 years is the length of time that it has taken to get to a stage where we have still not yet fully delivered on the Nuremberg promise — that those who commit crimes against humanity will be punished."

To Trump, From a Low-Income College Student: What About Us?

Now that Harvard has not accepted relief funds from the federal government, I implore you not to take drain money from the Harvard community. It is my hope that you will take this  request into consideration and alleviate the economic hardship caused by your scholarship tax — during a global pandemic, this is the least you can do.

We Live in a Society

In an interdependent society, we must acknowledge our obligations to the collective: We must care for each other in our most extreme times of need and work together to survive.

The Best Case For Each Harvard House

When Housing Day arrives, the annual tradition during which first-years learn which of Harvard's 12 residential communities they will live in for the next three years, it arguably becomes one of the most exciting days of the year.

Creating Co-op Community

I didn’t love being in the Housing system, where the stress of the school day seemed to carry over into the dining hall and people rarely had time for each other. The Co-op couldn’t be a more different reality from that world.