Conversations
The Rise of Trump: Harvard Professors Weigh In
Three weeks before the presidential election, the basement of Boylston Hall is filled with John Oliver’s voice, blaring, “Make Donald Drumpf Again.”
Yascha Mounk
Dr. Yascha Mounk is a lecturer in the Government department whose academic work focuses on the theory of liberal democracy
Fifty Shades of Grey: Perspectives on the Harvard Grey Book
The Grey Book is a written set of guidelines detailing the complex code of conduct expected of all professors at the University.
Dressing the Dead
Esmerelda Kent, a San Francisco designer who bears an uncanny likeness to “The Incredibles” character Edna Mode, sells biodegradable burial shrouds in a range of styles.
Steven Schlozman
Steven C. Schlozman, assistant professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, stands among participants in an over-thousand person zombie march at the Toronto Film Festival in honor of George Romero, creator of the zombie genre and the man who optioned Schlozman's novel for film.
Richard Martin
"The anxiety about certain kinds or certain manifestations of power, particularly unauthorized power is something very much at the heart of many representations of witches," says Richard J. Martin, Preceptor in Expository Writing.
Father Roman
Father Roman, hierodeacon of the Danilov monastery, has come to tutor a new generation of disciples in the ancient art of Russian bell-ringing.
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Bell-ringing, to Father Roman, is a marriage of art and science: campanology.
Life of Discovery: A Conversation with Matthew S. Meselson
Matthew S. Meselson's past work includes some of the most celebrated advancements in the history of biological research.
15 Minutes with Marne Levine
Fifteen Minutes sat down with Marne Levine, the COO of Instagram, at the Intercollegiate Business Convention.
Back to Her Roots
This week, the Harvard Texas Club hosted Sarah Isgur Flores, the deputy campaign manager for Carly Fiorina's 2016 presidential run. FM sits down with her and talks about Texas, 'The West Wing,' and the fast-paced world of campaign politics.
