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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. 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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Scotland

Harvard Press editor John Osborn takes a break from his trek on the Great Glen Way in Inverness, Scotland, to read his favorite newspaper.

Antarctica

Former General Store proprietor Adam Horowitz shivers with the Press on the shores of Deception Island in the frigid Antarctic.

Borneo

Is it an orangutan? No, it's "Wingin' It" columnist Dave Durrant with the Press in Borneo.

Antigua

Val Hurley and Mike Kilian of Candleberry Lane relax with the Press on the island of Antigua.

India

Vivek Verma (left) and Aimee Girard take time out from their wedding reception in Amritsar, India, to read the Press. Girard’s parents are Don and Michele Girard of Pinnacle Road.

Iceland

Anu and Rein Pirn of Orchard Hill shiver with the Press in windy Iceland.

Borneo

From left, Steve Jenkins, David Durrant, Claudia Kopkowski, and Pam Durrant pose with their Press at the Danum River in the Borneo rain forest.

Annapolis, Maryland

Former East Bare Hill Road resident Ron Ricci enjoys the Press with friends from his U.S. Naval Academy class of 1968 at a 50th reunion party in Annapolis, Maryland.

Costa Rica

Press photographer Lisa Aciukewicz (right) and son Jamie catch up with Harvard news in a volcanic hot spring in the Santa Maria portion of Volcán Rincón de la Vieja Parque Nacional, Costa Rica.

Lucerne, Switzerland

Bromfield freshman Christian Lancellotti (left) and 2018 grad Jason Lancellotti relax with the Press in the shadow of Mount Pilatus in Lucerne, Switzerland.

Pompeii, Italy

From left: Bromfield teachers Kristin McManus, Jessica Hyde, and Elizabeth Hoorneman check the Press for mention of their students at Mt. Vesuvius near Pompeii, Italy, where Kristin and Elizabeth participated in archaeological field work and studied ancient art.

London

Stow Road resident (and huge Dr. Who fan) Rona Nardone reads the Press in front of the Tardis, Dr. Who’s time machine, on a trip to London.

Scotland

Cary and Nick Browse of Still River pose with the Press on the island of Iona off the western coast of Scotland.

Killarney, Ireland

David Burney of West Bare Hill Road is in Killarney, Ireland, with friends Kieran and Denise Cahill and Noreen Moriarty Kerrins to participate in the Run Killarney Half Marathon ... and to read the Press.