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Writer Min Jin Lee On Life As An Immigrant At Elite Colleges—And In America
Photo by Ella RinaldoFellow Min Jin Lee speaks on WBUR about her immigrant experience and deciding to become a writer.
Food and Justice with a Side of Nostalgia
Visitors jotted down their food memories and clipped them to a line at Radcliffe's Marketplace of Ideas. Photo by Melissa Blackall/Radcliffe InstituteRadcliffe’s Marketplace of Ideas entwines memories of family and friendship with activism.
Professor Chanan Tigay Lands Coveted Fellowship at Harvard's Radcliffe Institute
Photo by Emanuele Dello StrologoTigay is an award-winning writer and journalist who has covered the Middle East, the September 11 terrorist attacks, and the United Nations.
Uncovering an Ancient World
Radcliffe scholar Tuna ?are-A?t?rk is writing a book on the history of Nicomedia as the forerunner of Constantinople. Photo by Kris Snibbe/Harvard Staff PhotographerRadcliffe fellow Tuna Şare-Ağtürk heads a team helping to preserve the ancient city of Nicomedia in modern-day Turkey.
Dolores Huerta Receives Radcliffe Medal
Dolores Huerta (center) is given a standing ovation from the audience. Photo by Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff PhotographerThe Institute honors the labor and civil rights activist for her six decades of fighting for marginalized peoples and communities.
Dolores Huerta on the Power to Change
In a conversation with Soledad O'Brien '88, Dolores Huerta discussed activism's past, present, and future. Photo by Tony RinaldoRadcliffe Medalist Dolores Huerta has spent her life helping people realize that they have power.
Arriving Self-Sufficient, Leaving Prepared
Adele Woodmansee, a three-time Radcliffe Research Partner, will graduate with a joint concentration in integrative biology and social anthropology. Photo by Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff PhotographerOn historical trails, trailblazing research, languages, and music, three-time Radcliffe Research Partner Adele Woodmansee '19 makes her way with confidence.
Tony Horwitz, Prize-Winning Journalist and Author, Dies at 60
Tony Horwitz in 2005, while he was a fellow at the Radcliffe Institute. Photo by Tony RinaldoTony Horwitz RI '06, the best-selling author, was known for embedding himself in the worlds he wrote about, whether joining a slaughterhouse assembly line or an army of Confederate battlefield re-enactors.
SMFA’s Anthony Romero Named Radcliffe Fellow
Sound becomes "an extension of indigenous bodies and bodies of color," said Anthony Romero. Photo by Alonso Nichols/Tufts UniversityThe artist and writer will work on a collaborative project to create performances, sound pieces, and sculptures.
Senior Profile: Noemi Valdez
Applied math concentrator Noemi Valdez, A.B. '19, was born in Mexico, and plans to someday pursue a career in academia so she can help other immigrants have a smoother path into STEM. Photo by Eliza Grinnell/SEAS CommunicationsThis Mexican-born Harvard College applied math concentrator and Radcliffe Research Partner wants to help fellow immigrants have a smoother path into STEM.