In theory, above all else, the United States is supposed to function as a democracy. Yet, despite this foundational ideal, the 2024 election showed a stark disconnect between America’s democratic values and the priorities of its voters. While 73% of voters agreed democracy was under threat, only 34% considered it as the most important issue […]
One of the most distinguishing parts of Harvard—its student body— is built around its admissions practices. The Early Action round of admission greatly benefits the Harvard community, enhancing the University’s ability to create a diverse, accomplished, engaged, and unique student body. Students applying to Harvard have two windows to submit their application: the Restrictive Early […]
According to CNN, 30% of college students have used ChatGPT in the past year to supplement their learning. Evidently, artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming a prominent facet of everyday life, with its growing use in the classroom speaking volumes about how quickly we must adapt to it. While AI’s expansion into the classroom could be […]
Jai Glazer: In June, the Supreme Court ruled that Harvard’s admissions practices were not in line with Title IV of the Civil Rights Act, eliminating race-based affirmative action from the University’s admissions decisions. In the wake of this landmark ruling, new questions are being raised about Harvard’s admissions process, particularly whether other groups—such as recruited […]