Government
Harvard Graduate Conference Unites Global Thinkers on Political Theory
The fourth annual Harvard Graduate Conference in Political Theory convened students from across the world to discuss political theory.
Election Recap
Political analyst Bill Kristol (right) and William A. Galston (center) of the Brookings Institute discuss the implications of Tuesday’s elections for American politics.
Obama, Two Years Later
Two years after millions pulled the lever for Obama, voters will return to the polls to cast ballots reflecting their opinions on the first half of the president’s term.
Forum in Sanders Urges Eradication of Poverty
Speaking at the “Bridging the Gap” forum last Saturday night, David Rosenberg likened the relationship between poverty and sub-standard education to the circular debate over which came first—the chicken or the egg?
Website Asks Americans To Love Taxes
While many political pundits continue to emphasize the public’s frustration with taxation, Vanessa S. Williamson—a graduate student in government and social policy—started a website last August to take the conversation in a new direction.
DiDomenico, Bush Debate Mass. Issues
With nearly two weeks remaining until the election for the State Senate seat, Democratic candidate Sal N. DiDomenico and Republican candidate Barbara T. Bush continue to spar over the issues facing Massachusetts.
Professors Predict Tight Race
Four top academics offered contrasting predictions on the outcome of the upcoming midterm elections at a pre-election panel.
Census Reaches Out to Undergraduate Students
College students are among the populations that are most difficult to reach for the census.
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The exhibit “Invisible Cities” opened in CGIS Southand will run until April 20. The exhibition is sponsored by the Office of the Arts, Harvard Undergraduate Council, the VES department, and HAMUC.
Officials and Professors Discuss Preservation of Amazon
Government officials hailing from Acre, Brazil joined two Harvard professors in a discussion last night about practices for developing local communities while preserving the Amazon Rainforest.
