Christian student publication offering reflections on faith and campus life, including a series on mental health from a Gospel perspective.
- Joining
- CompNo experience needed
About
The Harvard Ichthus is a journal of Christian thought and expression produced by undergraduates at Harvard University. Its mission is threefold: first, to foster deep Christian thought at Harvard; second, to nurture a loving community of Christian writers and artists; and third, to proclaim the truth, beauty, and power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
How to join
- Comp — Doing the club's work for a while to show you can, then you join.
Details
- Status
- Recognized
What they do
- Print issues of the journal (e.g., Spring 2026: Collisions with Eternity; Fall 2025: Vocation)
- Publishing a journal of Christian writing and art
- Publishing writing that explores God and God's creation
- Print deliveries to subscribers
Sponsors & partners
Augustine Collective
Sources
- About — IchthusOther website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Comp the Ichthus — IchthusOther website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- The Harvard Undergraduate IchthusOther website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Spring 2026 — IchthusOther website · seen Oct 12, 2026
- Mental Health: Part II — IchthusOther website · seen Sep 30, 2026
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