Radcliffe Magazine
Spring/Summer 2022


The Sacred, Out of Context
Gala Porras-Kim’s most recent work gives new life to sacred objects. In this special video feature, learn more about how this wide-ranging exhibition came to be.
Radcliffe Day 2022 in Photos
For the first time in two years, the annual Radcliffe tradition returned in person to the bright green, finely honed spring of Radcliffe Yard.

Our Failing Carceral Systems
Reimagining Safety and Justice
Incarceration in the United States has reached crisis levels. In this first installment of an ongoing series, an explainer on US incarceration trends, we explore how we got here and what we can do about it.
The Prison as Petri Dish
COVID-19 has ravaged US prisons, but health care within the correctional system was broken before the pandemic—which puts more than the imprisoned at risk.
Rethinking Incarceration
Putting offenders in prison isn’t the only way to reduce harm and violence, argue prison abolitionists. They offer alternative solutions.

Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery
On April 26, 2022, Harvard President Larry Bacow released the Report of the Committee on Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery, accepted the committee’s recommendations in full, and announced a historic commitment of $100 million to fund their implementation.

The Ache Beneath
The writer Lysley Tenorio seeks to better understand the complexities of Filipino identity at home and abroad.

Newsmakers
In Newsmakers, read about the extraordinary achievements of Radcliffe alumnae, faculty, and fellows—including awards, publications, and other accomplishments.