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PBHA Volunteer Enrollment Spikes to Highest Number Since Covid-19
The Harvard Philips Brooks House Association has seen a record high in volunteer enrollment since the Covid-19 pandemic. | By Addison Y. Liu By Louisa B. Furman, Rory Liu, and E. Quinn Stromberg, Contributing Writers Volunteer enrollment at the Harvard Philips Brooks House Association has reached a record high since the Covid-19 pandemic after leadership members implemented efforts to engage more students in its programs.
Former U.S. Ambassador to the UN Applauds Harvard for “Assertion of Agency” at IOP Forum
The Institute of Politics is housed at the Harvard Kennedy School. Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha J. Power praised Harvard for pushing back against the Trump administration during a Monday forum at the IOP. | By Jason Deng By Louisa B. Furman and Fernando J. Leiva, Crimson Staff Writers Former United States ambassador to the United Nations Samantha J.
‘Nothing Compares to It’: Crowds Assemble For the 61st Head of the Charles Regatta
Hundreds of thousands of rowers, coaches, and spectators flocked to the banks of the Charles River from Friday to Sunday for the 61st annual Head of the Charles Regatta, the world’s largest three-day rowing event. Athletes hailed from around the world, representing more than 32 countries and 800 clubs — totaling more than 12,000 competitors.
Senator Andy Kim Encourages Pragmatic Relationship as U.S. and China Compete in Technological Development
U.S. Senator Andrew N. Andy Kim (D-N.J.) said the U.S. must find a balance between competition and cooperation with China at a Thursday Institute of Politics forum. | By Jason Deng By Louisa B. Furman, Evelyn J. Joung, and William J. Lee, Contributing Writers U.S. Senator Andrew N. “Andy” Kim (D-N.J.) said that the United States must find a balance between competition and cooperation with China in order to continue driving technological advancements at a Thursday Institute of Politics forum.
The Rise of Chinese Pop Culture Influence
Image by Declan Sun licensed under the Unsplash license. In 2025, an animated film broke box office records and brought in around $2.13 billion, making it the fifth-highest-grossing movie of all time and the highest-grossing animation. This time, it was not “Zootopia,” and it was not “Frozen” either. It was a Chinese film called “Ne Zha 2.” In a film industry once dominated by the U.S., “Ne Zha 2” may appear to represent a growing Chinese stake in the global film industry.
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