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Making Harvard Great Again

By Elias J. Schisgall
As Harvard came to represent the excesses of a liberal elite, its conservative students began building up campus momentum of their own. With Trump in office, their efforts are finally paying off.

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Cover Story

Making Harvard Great Again

They Won’t Let Sacco and Vanzetti Die

The Mayor of Cambridge Has Seen It All

Harvard Wants To Talk About Israel-Palestine. Can It Succeed?

The Scoop

Seeing Your Future Self with Future You AI

Parsing the Past of Our Present in History 10

Is the Bio Lab a “Nobel Incubator?”

Could Strangers Become a Thing of the Past?

Conversations

Fifteen Questions: Christina Maranci on Medieval Armenian Churches, Crumbling Grandeur, and the Best Kardashian

Fifteen Questions: Daniel L. Smail on Deep History, Lateral Learning, and Bike Lanes

Fifteen Questions: David Sinclair on Age Reversal, Exercise, and Immortal Yeast Cells

Fifteen Questions: Anna Wilson on Fanfiction, Medieval Literature, and Interdisciplinarity

Retrospection

Peering Through the Smoke of Time at Leavitt & Peirce

Harvard’s Hallowed Halloween

A Desk and ‘Dalliance with the Nazis’

Rationality and Religion at The Social Ethics Museum

Introspection

The Little Black Room: Navigating US Customs as an International Student

Planting a Seed

Contingency

Harvard Love Map

Around Town

The Million Year Picnic: A Hidden Comic Haven

The 16,000 Generation Yeast

The Twelve Steps to Internet Sobriety

The Candlemakers’ Tale

Levity

Fwd: Senior Sale! Rare, Vintage, Extraneous

Venn Diagram: Running into Your PAF vs. Running into Your Ex

I Spent Hours Petitioning for Classes and Still Haven’t Been Accepted to Any

Roaches and Fliers and Ants, Oh My! A Guide to Handling Your Dorm Room Pests

Inquiry

The Art of the Pregame

Chance Encounters: Self-Checkout, Bill Gates, and the Loss of Shared Humanity

What I Didn’t Learn From Quitting Coffee For a Week

“So, Are You Gay?”