Julie Chung

The author and two friends smiling in Holden Chapel together after her performance

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Creative Vulnerability and Childish Joy

A Harvard singing class that's about more than music

image of a girl in a dark space looking upward as her flashlight illuminates a verdant space ahead

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The Undergraduate faces life without handrails

The Undergraduate faces up to a postgraduate life without handrails.

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Letting Go of the “Ideal” Classroom

“The ‘ideal’ classroom never existed anyway, at least not in a perfectly equitable manner,” writes Julie Chung ’20. 

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Harvard at Dusk

“I feel lucky that I took for granted my Harvard experience before its abrupt end.”

Four young women of different ethnic backgrounds converse in a homey lounge

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The Harvard’s Women’s Center and what it does

The Undergraduate writes about the Harvard Women’s Center.

Painting of a young Korean-American woman in a Harvard T-shirt walking beside a stream in a lush, hilly Hawaiian landscape

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The Undergraduate on the ethics of gathering knowledge

The Undergraduate explores the ethics of gathering knowledge.