Joseph Choe, Author at Harvard Political Review

Covers

Growth at Harvard

Joseph Choe - August 29, 2017

I still remember my very first HPR meeting. I had just settled into my new dorm in Hollis and finally picked out which classes...

Media

One Word: A Snapshot of the 2016 Democratic National Convention

Joseph Choe - July 29, 2016

This past week, approximately 50,000 people converged on Philadelphia to attend the 2016 Democratic National Convention, a historic moment that saw Hillary Clinton become...

Interviews

Interview with Meredith Viera: On Alzheimer’s Advocacy and Journalism

Joseph Choe - March 11, 2016

Meredith Vieira is an award-winning journalist who has hosted various TV programs including The View, NBC News Today, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, and The Meredith...

Asia

China's Forgotten Children

Joseph Choe - July 11, 2015

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

Diversity

McChrystal Discusses the Challenges of Leadership

Joseph Choe - April 4, 2015

"ISIS is not the problem; ISIS is a symptom of the problem" – McChrystal on the Middle East

Campus

Balancing Act: Harvard's Military Students

Joseph Choe - March 22, 2015

There are students among us who have to balance the dual desire of protecting one’s country and pursuing an education.

Asia

Unexpected Partnerships with North Korea

Joseph Choe - December 2, 2014

Despite political tension surrounding the country, NGOs have found ways to collaborate effectively with the North Korean government in an effort to fight its deadliest disease.

City Limits

On the Horizon: Quality Chilean Education for All

Joseph Choe - July 20, 2014

One way to mitigate the problem of socioeconomic inequality is by resolving the disparity in the quality of education.

Online

After the Crisis

Joseph Choe - May 29, 2014

This past year saw shootings at UC Santa Barbara and Purdue, bomb threats at Princeton and Harvard, and the Boston Marathon bombings in a...

United States

How BuzzFeed is Like a Parisian Cafe

Joseph Choe - February 25, 2014

The future of journalism will look a lot like your news feed.