Tag: Harvard
Raquel Coronell Uribe Becomes Harvard Crimson’s First Hispanic President
Raquel Coronell Uribe, a Colombian woman who emigrated to the United States at the age of six and grew up in Miami, has become...
Another Facet of Education in Times of Pandemic: A Cruel Price-Quality...
How is this fair? Well, it’s not.
As a recent college graduate who completed these past spring and summer terms over Zoom, I can assure...
Ethnic Studies Rise: The Academic Response to Professor Lorgia García-Peña’s Tenure...
In a country as heterogeneous and diverse as the United States, we are used to research centers dedicated to economics, politics, and the so-called...
Harvard Scandal Puts on the Table the Reality Latinas Live in...
Spending years training in research and pedagogy, receiving awards, and being recognized internationally for your contributions to the academy does not appear to be...
