Abraham Rebollo

Abraham Rebollo ’20 poses with the beehive he keeps in the Pforzheimer House belltower.

Ida Paul

From Kazakhstan to Cambridge

"People in Kazakhstan actually love ‘Borat!’"

Microphone

15Q with Ian McEwan

"I think my fetus would be alarmed at the prospect of a Trump presidency."

15 Minutes with Emma Donoghue

Fifteen Minutes sat down with Emma Donoghue to get to know more about the writer and her new book “The Wonder.”

Sting Operation

Rebollo’s trip to Cambridge was more difficult than most: Not only did he and his family drive all the way to Massachusetts, they did so with a live beehive in the back of the car.

A Rising Star in Scandinavia

Paul’s musical talent has propelled her into Scandinavian pop stardom.

Ian McEwan

Inside the First Parish Church of Cambridge, Ian McEwan, author of Atonement and Nutshell, discusses his newest release with Harvard Professor Steven Pinker.

Ian McEwan

Ian McEwan, author of Atonement, reads aloud a chapter of his newest book, Nutshell.

Nuriya Saifulina

Nuriya Saifulina is one of few students at Harvard from Kazakhstan.

Nuriya Saifulina

Nuriya Saifulina is one of Harvard's only students from Kazakhstan.

Rebollo's Bees

Rebollo's Russian breed of bees is particularly well-suited to Cambridge winters

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.