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Fifteen Questions: Kristi Jobson on Law School, ‘Legally Blonde,’ and Her Time as an FM Writer
The Harvard Law School admissions officer sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss her former life with the magazine — and her path to teaching and law school.
Fifteen Questions: Jessica Marglin on Jewish Studies, the Dudley Co-Op, and Campus Protest Culture
The Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations professor sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss what’s changed — and what hasn’t — on her return to the College 20 years after graduating.
Jerold Kayden Has Built a Life Out of Cities and Music
Jerold Kayden's love of music led him to get a ride to the airport from Oprah Winfrey and join Michael Jackson on his first solo international tour. Yet the Graduate School of Design professor's career interests have remained focused on the "built environment."
Fifteen Questions: Bo-Mi T. Choi on Critical Theory, Dreams, and Harvard
The Social Studies lecturer sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss her perspective on the University she’s preparing to leave.
Fifteen Questions: Kristi Jobson on Law School, ‘Legally Blonde,’ and Her Time as an FM Writer
The Harvard Law School admissions officer sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss her former life with the magazine — and her path to teaching and law school.
Fifteen Questions: Jessica Marglin on Jewish Studies, the Dudley Co-Op, and Campus Protest Culture
The Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations professor sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss what’s changed — and what hasn’t — on her return to the College 20 years after graduating.
Jerold Kayden Has Built a Life Out of Cities and Music
Jerold Kayden's love of music led him to get a ride to the airport from Oprah Winfrey and join Michael Jackson on his first solo international tour. Yet the Graduate School of Design professor's career interests have remained focused on the "built environment."
Fifteen Questions: Bo-Mi T. Choi on Critical Theory, Dreams, and Harvard
The Social Studies lecturer sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss her perspective on the University she’s preparing to leave.
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Meet the Digital Wellness Expert With an AI Doppelganger
Michael Rich’s decision to turn his work into an AI persona promises a future where people access patient care not through doctors’ appointments, but through artificially intelligent digital interfaces.
Fifteen Questions: Michael McCormick on the Joys of Curiosity
The medieval history professor sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss the marvels of archaeology, history, and the Roman Empire.
Out of the Ranks, And Into the Classroom
When Edward Somuk applied to college, he did so in part because he wondered, after fighting in two wars, why exactly he was “compelled” to go to war in the first place.
Fifteen Questions: Pat and Tammy McLeod on Faith, Football, and Finding Hope in Ambiguous Loss
The married couple, both Harvard Chaplains, sat down with Fifteen Minutes in the Student Oasis on the ground floor of the Memorial Church to discuss their ministry with athletes, navigating interfaith work at Harvard, and how their son Zach's traumatic brain injury reshaped their understanding of grief.
Navy SEAL and Astronaut Jonny Kim on Relearning Empathy and Awe
The Harvard Medical School graduate, who recently finished 245 days aboard the International Space Station, has not always been so fearless.
Framing the Past: Allison Jackson Talks Frame Conservation
While a visitor might spend minutes analyzing a painting, the frame rarely commands the same attention. Jackson’s life work as a conservator, however, suggests we take a different approach to perceiving frames.