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Gauri Sood

About Gauri Sood

Gauri Sood '26 is the Associate Forum editor, studying Psychology with a secondary in Government. Prior to this position, she was a copy editor and staff writer. Gauri comes from Rochester, Minnesota, and when she's not writing or editing, loves to dance Bhangra, try new coffee spots, and read.

Articles written by Gauri Sood:

Out of Order and Slightly Out of It

Dominic Fike’s performance at the House of Blues on December 3rd brought all sorts of surprises to the audience

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As the lights flared at Boston’s cozy House of Blues, out of the fog came Dominic Fike—swaying slightly, but very enthusiastic about the performance that was about to begin. “What’s up Boston? I’m wearing green pants right now. Let’s fucking go!” This somewhat unconventional start opened a concert packed with comical statements, crowd pleasing favorites, […]

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The Sunday Scaries

From vampires to zombies, what kinds of horrors lurk on campus?

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As Halloween rolls around, Harvard’s most terrifying fiends are not hiding under your bed. Instead, they are the “Sunday Scaries,” the anxiety-fueling monsters that rear their heads after the shining euphoria of Saturday night fades away. This October season, the Sunday Scaries wreak havoc on Harvard campus.  It all begins around 2 p.m. on Sunday […]

Temporary Dropouts

Temporary Dropouts

International travel and pre-professional internships give gap year students the advantage of unconventional learning before college

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Harvard College encourages all students to take a gap year. From traveling across the country to working pre-professionally, COVID-19 drove students to take time off and explore through different environments. A year beyond academic restrictions gives gap year students more maturity and clarity towards how to maximize their undergraduate experience.  Chris Kim ’26 explained his […]

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As Primus Fights for HUA Representation, Students Point to Greater Inequities on Campus

All eyes are on HUA after it struck down first-gen/low income calls for a diversity, equity, and inclusion group.

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After a summer-long conversation with the Harvard Undergraduate Association regarding equity efforts in Harvard’s student administration, Primus, Harvard’s First Generation Low Income student association, posted on Instagram on Sep. 19 stating that the HUA had “rejected PRIMUS’s plans for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.”  Primus members were responding to the HUA’s vote against their proposal for […]