INTERESTING FACTS

1. Harvard Magazine was founded by alumni in 1898.
2. The magazine raises two-thirds of its operating revenue from reader contributions and advertising; the remaining one-third is a subsidy from the University.

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Harvard Magazine

Harvard Magazine is a bimonthly publication circulated to the 240,000 U.S.-based alumni, faculty, and staff of all the schools of Harvard. Independently edited and incorporated, it is the only University-wide publication focused on Harvard’s intellectual enterprise.

Aiming to keep “alumni connected to the University and to each other,” Harvard Magazine covers a wide range of research and thinking being done throughout Harvard, reflects on contemporary social and political issues, and serves as a community newspaper with alumni news. The magazine is unusual in its ability to combine an inside look at Harvard with an independent, objective perspective.

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