{shortcode-ff5d5a2e696b2448c44e85aaea6b8ccff2e78437}The Harvard Crimson is no longer accepting submissions.
“In Retrospect” will be an online collection of essays that revolve around the theme of childhood. You can write about books that resonated with you as a kid, the kinds of movies you wish existed growing up, cartoons with young leading characters, songs that will never get old, etc… As long as they have to do with art and childhood, it’s fair game.
All Harvard students are encouraged to submit—we want to hear what matters to you!
Submit here by August 7. Submissions should be 500-1200 words long. You must be a Harvard student or faculty member to write for this supplement.
Email grace.li@thecrimson.com with any questions or concerns.
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