Noelle Chung, ’25, speaks with Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, a former neuroscientist and now artist-activist. Join a conversation on her path to the world of art, science outreach, and celebration of the AAPI voice.
Courtney DeLong '21 and Henry Haimo '24 bring to you stories within Harvard campus on the lore of certain recognizable buildings like Kirkland House and Lowell House.
Noelle Chung, ’25, speaks with Sumbul Siddiqui, the current Mayor of Cambridge, in light of the upcoming November 2nd elections. Join a conversation on Mayor Siddiqui’s experiences growing up in Cambridge, her journey to public service, and the policies she pursues.
The United States Capitol was attacked on Wednesday, January 6, 2021. A mob incited by President Trump and political allies through repeatedly debunked and false claims of election fraud in a morning rally in Washington D.C. stormed inside Congress just as lawmakers were certifying the electoral college votes.
Alysha and Nataliya, both avid bakers, talk about how cooking connects them to their communities and the launch of Alysha’s exciting new blog, thebakerandthebeast.com.
WHRB sits down for a wide-ranging conversation with Nahko Bear, frontman of the band Nahko and Medicine for the People. Nahko discusses his background, the spirituality and politics of his music, and his upcoming debut solo album.