Rohan Nambiar
Rohan Nambiar ’27, an Associate Editorial editor, is a double concentrator in Mathematics and Economics in Leverett House.
Latest Articles
Learning Is Not a Zero-Sum Game
Harvard doesn’t grade perfectly — but it often does learning right. I hope that the faculty subcommittee on grading won’t take it all away.
Dissent: Pointless Statements Won’t Protect Us From Trump
In a world where the Trump administration is cutting universities’ federal funding left and right, any defiance from Harvard comes at a cost. The University has a responsibility to its students, faculty, and researchers to be prudent when risking further funding cuts.
Dissent: Massachusetts has an Education Crisis. Let’s Not Take the Easy Way Out.
To close achievement gaps, we should help those who struggle, not eliminate basic standards. Despite what the Editorial Board suggests, Massachusetts should stay in the fight for quality education.
Affirmative Action Was Wrong. But Harvard Shouldn’t Abandon Diversity.
Harvard should look like America. Affirmative action was a narrow-minded, easy way to get there.
GenEds Have the Right Idea. Here’s Why We Should Abolish Them Anyway.
There’s an even better place to find a myriad of diverse, specialized courses: the rest of Harvard’s course catalog.
Dissent: Activists Broke the Rules. I’m Glad Harvard Enforced Them.
Harvard has rules. For the safety of our community, it must enforce them. Yesterday, the University made the right call.
Harvard’s Financial Aid Is Anti-Middle Class
Harvard's claim to meet “100 percent of our students’ demonstrated financial need” doesn’t tell the full story.
Latest Media
Harvard Proposes Cap on A’s, 13 Affiliates React
Last October, a now-infamous report sparked intense debate over Harvard’s grading system. A new faculty report proposing a cap on A grades has reignited that discussion. Are grades for mastery or distinction, and will the proposal restore rigor or damage pedagogy? 13 affiliates weigh in. — Heidi S. Enger ’27 and Zakiriya H. Gladney ’27, Editorial Chairs