The Bow and Arrow Press sits in the basement of Adams House, accessible from an interior maze of underground tunnels and an exit towards the corner of Bow Street and Arrow Street. Across the hall is Adams’ old clothing-optional swimming pool, now a theater. Adorning the walls of the pressing press are prints and posters […]
The Fellows & Study Groups (FSG) program has been a cornerstone of the Institute of Politics (IOP) since 1966. In essence, fellows are professionals—public servants, activists, and more—who travel to Harvard to live on-campus and impart specialized knowledge to the community at large. Harvard’s Institute of Politics has unveiled the Spring 2023 cohort of six […]
“I never felt a connection to Radcliffe, and I was a feminist,” Jill Abramson ’76 prefaced in her interview. Abramson was among the first class of women to live in Harvard Yard as a First-Year in 1972. Even though she lived at Harvard, she was still technically a student at Radcliffe College, which only three […]
Having held arguably the best position at the Harvard Independent, it is no surprise that Couper Samuelson ’02, former Indy Arts Editor, has gone on to make waves in the artistic world. Now President of Feature Films at Blumhouse Productions, the former Indyite has helped produce some of the biggest horror films of the last […]
Just in time for the start of the spring semester, Scottish director Charlotte Wells’ Aftersun offered me a new outlook on New Beginnings and adolescence. In this coming-of-age drama, eleven-year-old Sophie struggles to hold onto childhood while also rushing towards adolescence. She craves the best of both worlds: she wants a New Beginning with the […]