“Bridging Science and Policy,” by Karen Morrison ’08, March 8, 2019
Karen Morrison ’08 (chemistry), assistant director at the California Department of Pesticide Regulation, describes her career path and why she […]
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“My Life as a Science Writer,” by Catherine Meyers ’06, February 6, 2019
When the movie Hidden Figures, which tells the story of three African American women working for NASA in the 1960s, […]
“Love Knows No Borders,” by David K. Seitz, January 2, 2019
In December 2018, less than three hours’ drive from Harvey Mudd College, 400 religious leaders were arrested during a demonstration […]
“Star Trek and Historical Memory,” by Aely Aronoff ’21, December 4, 2018
Among the most popular shows in American history, Star Trek and its many iterations have left an indelible mark on […]
“Portraits Of Obama: Media, Fidelity, and the 44th President,” by Kareem Collie, October 25, 2018
This article is a reprint of The Hive’s Oct. 4, 2018 blog post. “In a 24/7 media environment that bombards […]
“All the World’s a Stage: Building a Mobile Stage Cart for Mudd’s Shakespeare Course,” by Zayra Lobo ’18, Francisco Muñoz ’20 and Laurel Newman ’20, October 1, 2018
Publicly performing a play is the final project of Harvey Mudd’s annual spring Shakespeare course, one of the College’s most […]
“Context and Understanding Through HSA,” by Casey Gardner ’19, September 1, 2018
I’ve always seen humanities, social sciences and the arts (HSA) courses at Harvey Mudd as a way of bringing context […]
Welcome to the HSA Blog, August 9, 2018
What do Malcolm X, Mary Shelley and Amadeus Mozart having common? A radical revision of their fields of thought and […]