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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!

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Interviews

Republic in Retrograde? An Interview with Governor Eric Holcomb

Holcomb sat down with the Harvard Political Review to discuss the current political moment, the Republican Party today, and his vision for the future.

The Human Side of Trade: An Interview with Ebrahim Patel

The Harvard Political Review sat down with Minister Patel to discuss the future of African industrialization, lessons from his involvement with the South African labor movement, and the balance between globalization and shared prosperity.

Lowering the Temperature: An Interview with Jen Psaki

The Harvard Political Review sat down with Psaki to discuss the evolution of political communication across the Obama and Biden eras, the challenges of rebuilding trust in the press, and the future of women in political leadership.

The Stories Behind El Salvador: An Interview with Mari Carmen Aponte

Ambassador Mari Carmen Aponte joined the Harvard Political Review for a conversation about the stories, lessons, and strategies that have defined her experience in diplomacy.

From the Debate Stage to Capitol Hill: An Interview with Dana Bash

The Harvard Political Review sat down with CNN’s Dana Bash to discuss the craft of political interviewing, lessons from moderating the 2024 presidential debate, and how polarization shapes journalism in Washington.

Building Trade Policy That Lasts: An Interview with Katherine Tai

The Harvard Political Review spoke with Katherine Tai about the legacy of trade policy and identity in America.

From Humble Beginnings to Educational Impact: An Interview with Miguel Cardona

Cardona discussed education in Connecticut, providing educational equity, and tackling the student loan crisis.

Making Energy Policy Boring Again: An Interview with Neil Chatterjee

Former FERC Chairman Neil Chatterjee discussed his stance on depoliticizing energy issues, the pressures AI demand is placing on the grid, and his move from regulator to industry advisor.

Reshaping the Republican Roadmap: An Interview with Brock Lowrance

Lowrance offers an inside look into how Republicans took back the Senate, the political landscape of 2025, and beyond.

Making Foreign Policy Less Foreign: An Interview with Ned Price

Price joined the Harvard Political Review to discuss transparency in the intelligence community, holding to personal ethics, and the future of American foreign policy.