Lonesome Libraries
COVID-19 pushes Harvard’s libraries away from physical books, for a while.
COVID-19 pushes Harvard’s libraries away from physical books, for a while.
08.26.21: Welcome Back!
08.26.21: Welcome Back! The Found Generation Roars into the 20’s
Unenrolled and Unhindered: Harvard Students Who Reclaimed the Pandemic
They refused to lose an entire year to virtual education. They refused to relinquish precious college time to the whims of a microbe they could not control. And they refused to let go of their ambitions. So instead, they used the pandemic to pursue them.
The Place You Call Home
An International Student’s Angst About Belonging
Moving across the world to ‘find yourself’ is not a clever paradox.
Mask Confusion
Harvard’s messaging on campus life this fall has students reining in their excitement about a return to college normalcy.
Students have concerns about the implementation of Harvard’s plans for this fall semester.
We Are Social Animals
A conversation with happiness expert Tal Ben-Shahar about resuming face-to-face education
Where can a college student find happiness? In a classroom, on the river at sunset, or at a dinner table in Annenberg, a Harvard student might reply. For the students who had to learn remotely this past year, countless opportunities for happiness await them with the return to in-person education this fall. Harvard professor and […]
