Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Interviews

Author - May 4, 2015

"The problem within the Hispanic community is that we don’t have the political representation that we need" — Ramos on the 2016 election

Campus

Author - May 3, 2015

The three-pronged mission of fashion, charity, and diversity is perhaps what makes Eleganza such a resounding success, year after year.

Online

Author - May 2, 2015

Governor John Kasich of Ohio will enter the Republican presidential primary as an underdog, but one with considerable upside.

Campus

Author - April 30, 2015

Our discomfort with disagreement has led us to hide behind the illusion of “safe spaces.” But progress has never been achieved by cowards.

Books & Arts

Author - April 30, 2015

In The Casual Vacancy's Pagford, it is the wealthy who deal in laughable mishaps and the working class who deal in tragedy.

Interviews

Author - April 29, 2015

“Baltimore is an opportunity for us to do something different.” – Killer Mike discusses the protests following the killing of Freddie Gray.

Middle East

Author - April 29, 2015

Iran's recent seizure of the MV Maersk Tigris closely parallels the Tonkin Gulf incident of 1964.

HPRgument Posts

Author - April 29, 2015

Young Americans support U.S. vaccine policy, but this consensus is still lower than doctors would like.

HPRgument Posts

Author - April 29, 2015

Young Americans are unexpectedly skeptical of government climate regulations.

HPRgument

Author - April 29, 2015

An exclusive look at the Harvard Public Opinion Project's survey of young Americans.