Read Globally!

The Press is published in Harvard, but it’s often stowed away in the backpacks and suitcases of loyal readers as they cross the country and the globe for business or pleasure. If you’re going somewhere interesting, pack your Harvard Press and send us a picture of it—and you—with your locale in the background, and we'll add it to these!

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Read Globally

The Press is published in Harvard, but it’s often stowed away in the backpacks and suitcases of loyal readers as they cross the country and the globe for business or pleasure.

Switzerland

A group of Harvard travelers poses with the Press at the train station in Zermatt, Switzerland. From left: Dylan Ashe, Julia Dexter, Kelsey L’Ecuyer, Natalie L’Ecuyer, Kate Callahan, Andrew Ashe, Gina Ashe, Ben L’Ecuyer, Ryan Ashe, Nattie Dexter, Kim L’Ecuyer, and Mark L’Ecuyer.

Chicago

Bromfield students Nolan and Ewan Ward are at the Cloud Gate sculpture with the Press in Chicago’s Millennium Park.

Puerto Rico

Fairbank Street residents Seth Trotz, Cynthia Meyersburg, and their daughter Eliana read hometown news under the palm trees in Puerto Rico.

Maui, Hawaii

Dave Kay and Katy Weeks of Mass. Ave. snorkel with the Press in the waters of Maalaea Bay near Kihei, on Maui’s southwest shore.

New Orleans

Stow Road residents Tim and Rachel Schmoyer enjoy the Press while celebrating an anniversary and birthday in New Orleans.

Maine

John and Jacquie Wilkins of Tahanto Trail are on Wilkins Street in Monson, Maine, with the Press. The street was named in honor of their great-great-great grandfather, who owned the Wilkins slate quarry in the early 1900s.

Spain

The Aciukewicz family—Aidan, Lisa, Tom, and Jamie—catches up on Harvard happenings near the Great Mosque of Córdoba in Córdoba, Spain. A college junior studying Spanish, Jamie spent the fall semester living with a host family in Granada.

Hungary

Johann Strauss fiddles while Dennis Bradley and Debbie Kaegebein of Trail Ridge Way read the Press in Budapest, Hungary.

Ireland

Fairbank Street residents Carl and Pat Sciple share the Press with a doorman at the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin, Ireland. It was there in 1922 that the Constitution of Ireland was drafted, freeing the country from British control.

Iceland

Allie Donahue (Bromfield class of 2021) of Old Littleton Road reads the Press while her brother Joe Donahue (Bromfield class of 2024) relaxes in a “hot pot” (an inactive, but still hot geyser) in Landbrotalaug, Iceland. The air temperature was 60 degrees; the water temperature in the hot pot was 90 degrees.

Egypt

Willow Road residents Willie and Darrell Wickman are at the Temple of Ramses II, built in 1244 B.C., on the banks of the Nile at Abu Simbel, Egypt. In a remarkable feat of engineering in the 1960s, the temple was dismantled and rebuilt on a higher hill to make way for the Aswan Dam.

Malta

Fairbank Street resident Pat Jennings and her granddaughter Meaghan Mitchell find something amusing in the Press during their visit to Malta.

St. Maarten

Jake Heinemann of South Shaker Road and his son Theodore Maxant-Heinemann enjoy sun and sea and Press on the island of St. Maarten.

India

The Press accompanied Julian Iverson (left) and his dad, Josh Iverson, of Old Littleton Road on their visit to the Birla Mandir Hindu Temple in Hyderabad, India.

London

Harvard’s Council on Aging Director Debbie Thompson is in London deciding which to read first ... the Press or the COA newsletter.

Jamaica

Valentine Williams, a seasonal worker at Westward Orchards and part-time Harvard resident for 38 years, is pictured with his wife Jennifer and the Press in Kellits, Clarendon Parish, Jamaica.

New Zealand

Stow Road residents Joanne Helhowski and Joe Schmidt hike the Tongariro Crossing with the Press in the Tongariro National Park, a World Heritage site on New Zealand’s North Island.

Ireland

From left: Emma Keaney, Rebecca Wright, and Hannah Keaney of Ayer Road enjoy the Press and the scenery at Dun Aonghasa, a prehistoric fort in the Aran Islands of County Galway, Ireland.