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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.

If We Want Equality, Then We Must Stop Perpetuating Gender Roles

Author - March 21, 2015

We should integrate the pre-professional groups on campus and bring both sexes together.

Looking Back to Progress Forward: Controversies of Sexual Assault Policy

Author - March 10, 2015

Our Harvard Can Do Better recommended that Harvard’s policy make it explicit that “the absence of a no is not a yes.”

The Evolution of Feminism

Author - March 7, 2015

Feminism is about breaking molds so that we no longer feel the need to carve ourselves away to fit in one.

Senator Himes Hung Out with the Sandinistas

Author - February 26, 2015

…and other miscellany from the senior theses of our congressmen.

Studying Abroad at Harvard: Overcoming the Fear of Missing Out

Author - February 19, 2015

The distance and perspective afforded by spending a semester abroad can allow students to realize what it means to truly be successful.

The Case in Defense of the Humanities

Author - February 14, 2015

Studying the humanities is not mutually exclusive with making money

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.

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?

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.