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Aurora J. B. Sousanis
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Sanjna: Office Hours with The Crimson
Sanjna N. Rajagopalan ’26 — known professionally as Sanjna — kicks off the first installment of The Crimson’s newly launched concert series, Office Hours. Sanjna accompanies her smooth vocals with graceful piano through four original songs and a cover of “Hard Place” by H.E.R.
Fifteen Questions: David J. Deming on Diversity Office Closures, ChatGPT, and the Biggest Challenges Facing Harvard
The new Dean of Harvard College sat down with Fifteen Minutes to talk about Harvard football, his favorite memories on campus, and his Substack. At the end, he even volleys a question back.
Eight International Students at Harvard, Watching America Close Its Doors
A freshman debate champion wakes up to news of his peers marching the streets of Nepal. A trio of friends become high-profile activists. A sophomore from Jakarta searches for the America she idealized as a child.
Outsourcing Our Humanity
Though artificial intelligence is advertised as an extension of our capabilities, it is, in reality, the amputation of our minds.
It’s All Real Life
By viewing our online and offline lives as separate from each other, we risk losing our true sense of self.
Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
As we talked about relationships within the dorms, a common — and surprising — theme began to surface among the students who knew their neighbors best: Shared hallway bathrooms.
The Fight to Keep Cambridge Local News Alive
The fragility of Cambridge’s media ecosystem raises questions of what a sustainable model for local journalism looks like — and what the city loses when local news disappears.
Chance Encounters: Self-Checkout, Bill Gates, and the Loss of Shared Humanity
In and of itself, the loss of cashiers seems insignificant. Self-driving cars and pre-order systems at first feel innocuous, or even beneficial. But they add to a larger trend of turning towards our screens and away from one another.