The Harvard Political Review is a quarterly, nonpartisan political journal and dynamic online platform produced entirely by undergraduates. We welcome all Harvard College students, regardless of concentration, level of experience, or political leaning.
How can I get involved?
There are a number of ways to contribute to the Harvard Political Review. We are always seeking new staff writers and contributors for our digital publication and online content. All Harvard Undergraduate students are eligible to publish in the HPR. See the Submissions page for more details. Please direct inquiries about the Editorial Board to President Liana McGhee.
In addition, students can join the HPR’s Publishing Board. For those who are financially inclined, the Business Associate track offers a creative, hands-on opportunity to gain experience in sales, circulation, and advertising. Students with design interest can become a Design Associate and students with an interest in video and photo production can become a Multimedia Associate. Anyone interested in web development, data science, or any aspect of technology can join the tech team and, upon completion of our comp, become a Senior Engineer. Please direct inquiries about the Publishing Board to Publisher Gabriella Foulkes.
