KENNEDY SCHOOL REVIEW - A Harvard Kennedy School Student Publication

In South Korea, Being Drunk Is a Legal Defense for Rape

BY EVELYN NAM AND MELODY KIM October 20, 2020 is a day that Na-Yeong and her family dread, and one

BY IRA GUHA AND DANIELA PHILIPSON Last April, cyclone Idai killed over a thousand people and displaced over three million

BY JENNIFER LEIGH GUSTETIC AND CARLOS TEXIERA Fear of increased automation in work has undoubtedly caught the public interest. From

BY COL MIKE ADAMSKI AND COL MATTHEW HARDMAN Introduction Decades of parochialism within the U.S. military fostered isolated digital networks

BY ANISHA VACHANI In January, the Boston Globe released its stunning Valedictorians Project. This landmark report found that a quarter

BY STEFAN NORGAARD AND BRADY ROBERTS Despite its reputation as a liberal college town, more political-extremist individuals and entities call

BY LISA SETRAKIAN What happens to your recycling when the noisy, traffic-inducing truck picks it up each week? If you