Politics
Occupy Protest Shuts Down Harvard Yard
Hundreds of protesters sympathetic to the Occupy movement descended on Harvard Yard Wednesday night with a message of disapproval for the University’s perceived complicity in growing income inequality across the country.
Warren Champions Consumer Financial Protection Bureau at OCS
Warren spoke to students interested in working for the newly-established Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Panelists Predict Third Party in 2012 Presidential Election
A third party candidate might have a much better shot at winning the 2012 presidential election than most citizens believe.
Students Launch 'Occupy the Facts'
About 20 students Sunday night launched “Occupy the Facts,” a nascent student organization hoping to combat charges that protestors in ...
TurboVote Eases Voter Registration
To combat this disconnect between activism and voting, the IOP has partnered with TurboVote, a new online voter registration service.
Campaign Advisors Talk Election Tactics
Senior political advisers for opposing campaigns in the 2000 presidential election spoke frankly to students at Kirkland House on Thursday ...
Students Walk Out of Ec 10 in Solidarity with 'Occupy'
Nearly 70 Harvard student protesters walked out of Economics 10 on Wednesday afternoon, expressing dissatisfaction with what they perceive to be an overly conservative bias in the course.
HPR Publication Examines National Budget
Last week, the Harvard Political Review released its Annual Report of the United States of America (ARUSA), a collection of articles seeking to provide a transparent view of the state of the federal budget.