Article Visualization

The articles I wrote during my four years on the staff of The Harvard Crimson are displayed below. Each article is represented as a node, and edges represent strong similarity among articles. Place your mouse over any article to get its name as well as the names of the articles to which it is most similar. Article names will also display in the upper left corner of the graph.

Article designations (as represented by node color) were made using a clustering program, but correspond well to article topicality. Red nodes represent stories written while covering the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, light green nodes represent stories written while covering University Health Services, teal nodes represent stories written while covering Politics and Advocacy, and purple nodes (mostly) represent my smattering of arts and opinion articles.

Click on any node to go to the article on The Crimson website. To see excerpts from a few of my lengthier Crimson pieces, head to the Selected Clips page.