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Public Service Project: University of Virginia students help make voting more...
Public Service Project posts highlight students at colleges and universities across the country within the IOP’s National Campaign for Political and Civic Engagement who are improving their communities...
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The Public Service Project: The Problem with Redistricting Reform: Where do...
Public Service Project posts highlight students at colleges and universities across the country within the IOP’s National Campaign for Political and Civic Engagement who are improving their communities...
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The Public Service Project: Engaging Students at the University of Rochester
Public Service Project posts highlight students at colleges and universities across the country within the IOP’s National Campaign for Political and Civic Engagement who are improving their communities...
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Millennial Must-Read: New Frontier Awards Offer Inspiration
Millennial Must-Reads are student-contributed posts by members of the "Millennial" generation - America's 18-29 year-olds - on current events and politics and public service. Viewpoints expressed are...
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The Public Service Project: A Renewed Confidence in Millennials
Public Service Project posts highlight students at colleges and universities across the country within the IOP’s National Campaign for Political and Civic Engagement who are improving their communities...
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Staying Connected: The Women's Initiative in Leadership Mentor Program
Hannah Phillips is a Senior at Harvard University. She has previously served as a research assistant for Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) Senior Public Policy Lecturer Hannah Riley Bowles. Below, Hannah...
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Announcing the Spring 2015 Resident Fellows
Harvard’s Institute of Politics (IOP), at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, today announced the selection of the 2015 IOP Spring Resident Fellows. The IOP was established in 1966 as a memorial...
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Students Helping Employees: IOP Citizenship Tutoring
Joe Choe is a Sophomore at Harvard University. Below, Joe writes about the IOP Citizenship Tutoring Program, of which he currently serves as chair. Authored by Harvard University student Joe Choe.It is...
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Making Voting Accessible: IOP Community Action Committee
Austin Sowa is a Sophomore at Harvard University. Below, Austin writes about the IOP Community Action Committee, of which he currently serves as chair. Authored by Harvard University student Austin...
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Check Out Our Director's Internships: Internships & Career Services
Authored by Harvard University student Doni Lehman.Well, it is officially 2015. Although the spring semester, and the artic tundra that accompanies it, has yet to descend upon us, the summer is...
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Spring 2015 Resident and Visiting Fellows
Harvard’s Institute of Politics (IOP), at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, today announced two additions to its 2015 IOP Spring Fellows class. The IOP was established in 1966 as a memorial to...
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Millenial Must-Read: A Look Into the Education Policy Group
Millennial Must-Reads are student-contributed posts by members of the "Millennial" generation - America's 18-29 year-olds - on current events and politics and public service. Viewpoints expressed are...
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Millennial Must-Read: Looking back at Frank Fahrenkopf's Study Group
“Did you know?” This was how Frank Fahrenkopf began a lot of his sentences with us, the six liaisons for his study group with the Institute of Politics’ Fellows and Study Groups program. Usually, we...
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Millennial Must-Read: The Beginning of a New Adventure
Millennial Must-Reads are student-contributed posts by members of the "Millennial" generation - America's 18-29 year-olds - on current events and politics and public service. Viewpoints expressed are...
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Millennial Must-Read: A Quick Chat at Tasty Burger
Christopher Cruz, one of our Communications Fellows, recently spoke with Humphrey Obuobi '18 and Amy Zhao '18 (pictured left) at the semesterly Tasty Burger welcome event. See the interview...
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Millennial Must-Read: Up Close with Brandon Stanton of HONY
As soon as I sat down to interview Brandon Stanton before his speech at the JFK Jr. Forum, it became clear why so many New Yorkers are willing to open up to him and, therefore, the millions of...
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Meet the Spring Fellows: Matt Lira
introducing the spring 2015 fellowsMatt Lira is a Republican strategist, who most recently served as the Deputy Executive Director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee during the 2014...
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Millennial Must-Read: Looking at the Politics of Race and Ethnicity Program
The Politics of Race Ethnicity program (PRE) was an initiative at its inception last semester, and it was one that revolved around the speakers and discussions that defined our weekly meetings. The...
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Meet the Spring Fellows: Martha Coakley
introducing the spring 2015 fellowsRe-elected to her second term as Attorney General in 2010, Martha Coakley has devoted her career to protecting children and public safety, standing up for consumers...
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House of Cards, West Wing and the Millennial Generation
Authored by IOP staff member, Greg HonanAs a card-carrying millennial, I wait with anticipation for February 27, when I can binge-watch the entire third season of House of Cards on my parents' Netflix...
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