Xenia O. Viragh

Photo Essay: Boston Public Market

What does the trendy Boston Public Market have in store for our photographers?

15 Minutes with Bill Bensley

The most important inspiration we have comes from Mother Nature, from the site that we’re working on.

Photo Essay: Bangkok, Thailand

Choomchon Pattaya slum is just one of Bangkok’s many slums. However, this particular community shares a wall with some of the most exclusive and opulent night clubs in Bangkok and has become a hub for drug deals and crime. Overflowing with trash, sewage, and the remnants of bulldozed shacks, the slum is a side of Thailand that most tourists are unaware of—and a side of Thailand that the government is attempting to wipe out with little care to the communities that reside within them.

Holden Chapel

An framed photo rests on the desk of Daishi M. Tanaka ’19

Baking, Not Business School: A Conversation with Joanne Chang

Harvard Square's newest sweet spot is Flour, a bakery-cafe started by Harvard graduate Joanne Chang.

Baking, Not Business School: A Conversation with Joanne Chang

A shelf inside Flour holds Joanne's books.

Baking, Not Business School: A Conversation with Joanne Chang

Flour Bakery opened early this month in Harvard Square.

Baking, Not Business School: A Conversation with Joanne Chang

Joanne Chang, founder of Flour, poses with some of her baked goods.

Baking, Not Business School: A Conversation with Joanne Chang

Two salespeople work at Flour, Harvard Square's new cafe-bakery.

Daishi Tanaka Memories

Daishi keeps memories of home, including a graduation photo with his parents and a pen, on his desk.

Daishi Tanaka

Daishi K. Tanaka '19 now lives alone in the United States because his parents moved back to Japan.

Maribel Nava

Maribel Nava '20 was born in the United States to undocumented Mexican parents.