Josie Abugov

Woman sitting in front of a screen with a blue glow

Students & Alumni |

Practicing Public Thoughts

For a young journalist, digital footprints have always been tricky.

A formal portrait or José Olivarez in a gold chain and velvet suit jacket, standing amid red drapes and palm plants.

Arts & Culture |

For the Homies

In José Olivarez’s poetry, the political is personal.

An illustration of a young woman at an easel, holding a paintbrush and tracing a path while looking out across a landscape of other people following their own path

Commentary |

Uncharted Territory

A recent graduate thinks about what is means to take unconventional paths after Harvard.

Conceptual illustration of a budding plant with long roots reaching into words of failure

Commentary |

When “Failure” Means Success

Learning how to make the most of setbacks at Harvard