Letters
At Risk
Severe threats to Harvard’s finances—and academic mission—in the new political landscape
Letters to Harvard Magazine Summer 2025
Readers’ views on gender gaps, freedom of speech, an editor’s farewell, the hippocampus, Alice Hamilton, standing up to the Trump administration, and more
John Rosenberg Retires From Harvard Magazine
The long-time editor signs off
Higher Education at an Inflection Point
Making the case for higher education, diversity, the humanities, speech, and more—at a perilous time
Harvard Endowment, Criminal Justice, and Settler Colonialism
Readers’s views on road safety, protests, settler colonialism, and responding to the Trump administration’s actions against Harvard
At Risk
Severe threats to Harvard’s finances—and academic mission—in the new political landscape
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Correspondence about caregiving, football, feminism, free speech, and more
Letters to the Editor Harvard Magazine January-February 2025
Correspondence about housing affordability, athletes’ success, antisemitism, teaching reading, and more
Who Should Define Campus Free Speech?
Skirmishing about what it means to protest
On Harvard's Academic Agenda
How the administration might pursue Harvard’s core mission, pare bureaucracy, and promote Veritas
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Letters on academic freedom, reading, the science of sociability, and more