Featured series 
Tag: Amanda Beattie
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Nation & World
In the Navajo Nation
A service trip by Harvard undergraduates exposes them to life in the Navajo Nation.
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Nation & World
Putting their faith into action
Two comparative study of religion concentrators tell what drew them to their field, and how they plan to use their lessons to make a difference.
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Nation & World
Dancing because they can
College seniors opt to have fun, be themselves, and leave comfort zones through their participation in the Expressions Dance Company.
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Nation & World
Summer in the city, sort of
A College senior interns on an urban farm, and learns to grow friendships as well as crops.
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Nation & World
Environmental awareness grows from peer-to-peer
Students stay involved with sustainability on campus through REP — the Undergraduate Resource Efficiency Program — and its affiliates. REP helps students “educate their peers on issues such as energy, waste, water, food, and more through fun, personal, community-building events, competitions, and campaigns.”
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Nation & World
With music as his muse
The newly renovated Barker Arts Café, brainchild of Diana Sorensen and the Humanities Project, aims to be a bohemian locus of student activity and conversation around the arts and humanities at Harvard College, and it is succeeding. Miles Hewitt, a sophomore English concentrator in Pforzheimer House, is a student musician who performed his original work…
