Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Campus

An Analysis of Student Activism at Harvard

Author - February 9, 2015

While Harvard-supported programs allow students to think about social injustices, student-initiated advocacy demands a critical self-reflection—a practice that, in the context of Harvard, can explain the small scale of campus activism.

Books & Arts

Reconstructing the Enemy

Author - February 9, 2015

The changing politics of portraying North Korea as the “Other” in cinema

Books & Arts

The Fall of Folk

Author - February 9, 2015

American protest in search of anthems

Middle East

An Ominous Cloud

Author - February 7, 2015

If state possession of chemical weapons worries us, though, then the possibility of non-state actors using them should be far more concerning.

Criminal

Dr. Phil on Mental Health in the Media

Author - February 6, 2015

Dr. Phil discusses the evolution of health-focused programming since launching his show in 2002.

Campus

Harvard Should Fix Its Gender Gap

Author - February 6, 2015

Many of Harvard's STEM departments face a radical gender imbalance. What can Harvard do to fix this problem?

Criminal

Pawns in a Gambit

Author - February 4, 2015

Palestinian women have been exploited by a culture of martyrdom that offers them ersatz equality in exchange for their lives.

Criminal

Daryl Davis on Reaching out to the KKK

Author - February 3, 2015

Davis: "Even when you sit down with the worst of your enemies, you can find something in common"

Campus

Caught Red-Handed: Political Diversity at Harvard

Author - February 3, 2015

How a lack of political diversity on college campuses affects the education of political minorities––and majorities.

Criminal

First in the Nation!

Author - February 2, 2015

In rural New England, tiny towns jockey for an unorthodox political honor.