The Undergraduate writes about “Reinventing Boston,” a course that sends students out to learn about urban progress and problems through immersion in city life.
12.17.11
An undergraduate wonders if the College could be more like camp.
10.19.11
An undergraduate travels to Namibia in the hope that, by flinging herself to a faraway place, she will figure things out.
10.19.11
Reading at the College, and in ancient Rome
8.19.11
A senior ponders cultural capital, socioeconomic realities, and career choices.
6.16.11
Do Harvard undergraduates ponder the meaning of life?
4.17.11
The Undergraduate takes a chance on a hard and unfamiliar course.
2.23.11
The Undergraduate and her law-student mom ponder career choices.
12.16.10
The Undergraduate comes to terms, on her own terms, with feminism.
10.19.10
The Undergraduate, halfway through the College, finds time speeding up, in academics and in life.
8.17.10
Why college friendships are special
7.1.10
Anonymous voices from the lonely Harvard crowd
5.1.10
Boosting faculty-student ties
3.1.10
Harvard undergraduates and the “great books” puzzle
1.1.10
A senior assesses life at—and after—college without the pre-med track.
11.1.09