For the rest of your life, people will ask: What was your time at Harvard like? Now is the time to pay attention. Better yet, now is the time to speak up.
Ultimately, the question of the lack of educational diversity in Supreme Court justices is not just about how Harvard and Yale affected future justices while in law school, but also where they have taken, and how they have shaped, their students.
Instead of attaching blame to one group or another, students can do more to achieve change by working together to reform Harvard’s ineffective systems for listening to student perspectives.
Talk of divestment has virtually disappeared from campus despite the University’s continued ties to the fossil fuel industry. However, with the arrival of a new President and freshman class, there remains hope for the movement’s revival.
During the first weekend of February, over 70 college students from all over the United States descended upon Harvard’s Institute of Politics. They were...
This past fall, the University of Chicago welcomed incoming freshman to campus with an unambiguous message on safe spaces. “Our commitment to academic freedom...
