Conversations
Abraham Rebollo
Abraham Rebollo ’20 poses with the beehive he keeps in the Pforzheimer House belltower.
Knife-fighting and Cardboard Bazookas: A Conversation with Matthew Hersch
On the first day of class Hersch demonstrated how one might load a musket while riding a horse.
Professors' Professors
As a college student, you might forget that the accomplished professor at the helm of your lecture once sat in your seat. We asked professors who went to Harvard to write about their most memorable experiences with one of their own professors. Read on to find out why you really should be going to office hours.
Q&A with Walter S. Isaacson
President and CEO of the Aspen Institute, Walter S. Isaacson '74 talks the upcoming election, free speech, and the value of creativity.
Showtime: A Look at TDM's Debut
Johnson’s Movement Lab is one of many classes offered this year as part of Harvard’s newest concentration: Theater, Dance, and Media.
Father, Flyer, Driver, Runner: Harvard Shuttle Driver Runs Boston Marathon
Bariagaber ran the full Boston Marathon on Apr. 18, over 30 years after making an overseas voyage from Eritrea to the United States.
Return of the Mask
Meanwhile, Johnson-DeBaufre kept up the search on his own. A few weeks ago, he reached out to us to deliver breaking news: He had the mask—well, sort of.
15 Minutes with Maura Healey
After speaking in the Kirkland House Senior Common room, Attorney General Healey sat down with FM to chat about her first year in office.
15 Minutes with Toni Morrison
Toni Morrison, author of 11 novels and recipient of a Pulitzer Prize, the American Book Award, the Nobel Prize for Literature, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom, delivered a series of lectures on race and identity as the Norton Professor this past year. She spoke to The Harvard Crimson during her stay in Cambridge.
Bill Barlow Talks Censorship and Reclaim HLS
Third-year Harvard Law School student Bill Barlow talks to The Crimson about what he perceives as censorship by the Reclaim HLS movement. In protest, Barlow put up controversial posters voicing his concerns, which were subsequently taken down by Reclaim protesters.
