Raphaëlle Soffe from north Wales is a student at Harvard University in the class of 2021. She will be concentrating in social studies (the Harvard PPE).
UK student Raphaelle Soffe shares what it has been like to stay at Harvard University during the lockdown, and how isolation has made the studying feel more intense
Following the terrorist attack in New Zealand, student blogger Raphaëlle examines the role of universities in supporting their students to become global citizens
Applications to US universities aren’t as terrifying as they look. As a current Harvard student from Wales, blogger Raphaelle Soffe knows a thing or two about the application process
The US midterm elections caused a divide across the Harvard campus that could be a taste of things to come in the 2020 elections, writes Raphaëlle Soffe
Harvard University student Raphaëlle made the most of the summer with a number of internships including one in the Washington DC office of the Governor of New York State Andrew M. Cuomo
There are many preconceptions about the prestige of Harvard students, but Raphaelle’s latest blog questions why it’s important to confront your stereotypes
While in the classroom at Harvard University, student wealth is hardly an issue. But come summer it is an entirely different story, writes Raphaëlle Soffe
Follow Raphaëlle as she takes you around Harvard University, showing you her favourite library and sharing her classes, before heading into Boston to explore art galleries
Casual sexist comments and on-campus assaults are just two of the things bringing down Harvard’s commitment to gender equality, writes Raphaëlle this month
Raphaëlle’s latest blog from Harvard University highlights the importance of a diverse student body as well as the problems that may arise around integration
This month Raphaëlle recounts her first two weeks at Harvard University – from taking new classes, regular late night pizza and seeing those iconic red cups
