The Harvard Salient
The Harvard Salient, Richard Rodgers, Declan Ignatius Merrigan DeadyThe Harvard Salient is Harvard's undergraduate journal of conservative thought.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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The Humanities' Search for Meaning
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Inventing Discrimination: Helen Andrews' Harvard Myth
Helen Andrews, public intellectual and contributor to Compact Magazine of “The Great Feminization” fame, argues in a new essay that Harvard has flouted the Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling against affirmative action, continuing to discriminate a...
My Last Lesson at Harvard
In my last semester at Harvard, I took Introduction to Italian Renaissance Art. We sat in a dark lecture hall on the first day of class. The professor began to flip through slides of Raphael, da Vinci, and Michelangelo, previewing the works...
The Future of Grading at Harvard: An A-Cap Symposium
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The Harvard Salient is Harvard's undergraduate journal of conservative thought.
The Harvard Salient is Harvard's undergraduate journal of conservative thought. We fight to restore Harvard's traditions of free speech, intellectual rigor, and open debate.
Harvard ’28 | Navy Veteran | Ave Christus Rex | “There is a God to serve, a work to be done.” – St. John Henry Newman
U.S. Army Infantry Veteran | At Harvard, studying a language I already speak | Staff Writer & Editor with The Harvard Salient | Trying to force myself to share my writing without fear. Largely failing in this.
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