Arts
Harvard Authors Spotlight: Oge C. Ogbogu ’24
Driven by her passion for creating positive change in the lives of children affected by sickle-cell anemia, Ogbogu aims to continue exploring the intersection between medicine and storytelling
Harvard Authors Spotlight: Kevin Holden ’05 Asks More of Language
Reading many genres of books, including novels, comes inevitably with the terrain of Holden’s line of work. His heart, though, has always been with poetry.
‘Be the Wheel’ Tour Review: Theo Katzman Wants To Stand For Something
Theo Katzman maintains a commitment to his message of optimistic human spirit across all of his endeavors.
Theo Katzman Onstage
Theo Katzman performed to a packed crowd on the ‘Be the Wheel’ Tour on April 28.
Harvard Author Profile: Aarya A. Kaushik ’24
Following nearly 50 attempts to publish her work in magazines, Kaushik ultimately self-published — enabling her authentic, undistilled voice to shine through in her work.
Silencing Voices: The Implications of Defunding LGBTQ+ Materials in Missouri Public Libraries
By challenging decisions like the one in Missouri and advocating for the constitutional rights of all citizens, including those of the LGBTQ+ community, we can help prevent further attacks on libraries.
Missouri Libraries Image
Missouri’s move to defund these public libraries is part of a broader pattern of accelerating state-level campaigns against libraries over books and materials featuring LGBTQ+ people and themes.
‘Origen’: Bosco Sodi Installs Reflective Contemplation at the Harvard Art Museums
Bosco Sodi’s “Origen” expertly mirrors and grounds its museum context within its gold and terracotta forms, captivating the viewer in its alternating themes of reflection and absorption.
‘White Cat, Black Dog’ Review: Brutal Honesty Wrapped in Whimsical Stories
In her newest short story collection, “White Cat, Black Dog,” Kelly Link draws inspiration from a variety of fairy-tales to blur the boundaries between reality and fantasy.
Master of Two Worlds
When Nicholas C. Ige ’25 and Kevin Fischetto ’26 first approached me in the fall, I was immediately drawn to their project for this reason. They offered a solution to my dark days and responses to my endless volley of questions.
The Road Back
As we splashed about, serenaded by the bleats of mountain goats and kissed by the high-altitude breeze, I could not have felt a purer bliss in the entire world.
Death and Rebirth
“I didn’t feel like I was in my body,” Nicholas C. Ige ’25 recalled from the summit push.
Artist Profile: Sofiane Pamart Is The Best of Both Worlds
Pamart has dared to do what no one else is: to destroy the boundaries of what classical music can be.
Nick pausing at a viewpoint along the Main Range loop in Australia’s Snowy Mountains.
Nick pausing at a viewpoint along the Main Range loop in Australia’s Snowy Mountains.
Nick during his 50-mile ultramarathon in Puerto Rico.
Nick during his 50-mile ultramarathon in Puerto Rico.
Nick driving the beloved Suzuki from Sydney to Thredbo.
Nick driving the beloved Suzuki from Sydney to Thredbo.
The full moon over the Pacific Ocean on Australia’s Sapphire Coast.
The full moon over the Pacific Ocean on Australia’s Sapphire Coast.
Nick on a beach in Merimbula, a small town on Australia’s Sapphire Coast.
Nick on a beach in Merimbula, a small town on Australia’s Sapphire Coast.
Nick and Charlie at the summit of Mount Kosciuszko.
Nick and Charlie at the summit of Mount Kosciuszko.
Charles W. McCormick ’24 on the bank of Blue Lake in Australia’s Snowy Mountains.
Charles W. McCormick ’24 on the bank of Blue Lake in Australia’s Snowy Mountains.