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Originally from Natick, Massachusetts, James Casey ’22 enlisted in the Marine Corps during his junior year of high school. He trained as a rifleman (2nd Battalion, 4th Marines), and when he got home he began taking classes at Mass Bay Community College. His communication professor there encouraged him to aim for an Ivy League school. ⠀
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“Initially, I laughed it off, but I stewed on it,” he says. “I didn’t think it was a place I belonged, but being here now is honestly a dream come true. Everyone’s an equal, and what we have in common is our driven personalities.”⠀
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In honor of #VeteransDay, we are highlighting four veterans who transferred to Harvard after serving in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force.⠀
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Photo: @Rosie_Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer

Jesse Carlos ’22 spent most of his nine years of service based in Italy, and deployed twice to Afghanistan as a sniper. During the end of his service at Fort Lewis in Washington, his wife, Racha, and his chain of command encouraged him to attend Highline College in Des Moines. While there, he had outstanding grades and earned engineering awards.⠀
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“Six months before transfer applications were due, my wife and I talked about where to apply. She said, ‘See if you can get in an Ivy.’” ⠀
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Carlos said he didn’t know how motivated he was to be a part of Harvard until the acceptance email arrived. He’s now engrossed in statistics, writing, and economics courses on campus. “I wouldn’t have wanted it any other way.”⠀
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In honor of #VeteransDay, we are highlighting four veterans who transferred to Harvard after serving in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force.⠀
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Photo: @Rosie_Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer

After two semesters at the University of Arkansas, Andrew Ulick ’21 became a Korean linguist for the Air Force. ⠀
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“One of my most positive memories was of my foster father, an Air Force vet, taking me to sit in an F16 on Air Guard Base. All I really knew was I wanted to fly.”⠀
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He then did intelligence work for a private contractor in several conflict zones. He left contracting to take a three-month software engineering boot camp and soon after began attending the City College of San Francisco. He's now studying at Harvard, with a concentration in CS. ⠀
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In honor of #VeteransDay, we are highlighting four veterans who transferred to Harvard after serving in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force.⠀
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Photo: @Rosie_Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer

Alex Walsh ’22 started his college career at Northwestern Michigan College in his hometown of Traverse City. After earning his associate degree, he enlisted in the Navy. Walsh expected to return to his home state to finish college, but when a peer ambassador for the veteran nonprofit Service to School encouraged him to “shoot for the stars,” he chose Harvard. This fall, he transferred as a first-semester sophomore.⠀
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“People are a lot more accepting of all walks of life here,” he said. “They come from different parts of the world; they all have their own story, and I’m adding mine.”⠀
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In honor of #VeteransDay, we are highlighting four veterans who transferred to Harvard after serving in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force.⠀
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Photo: @Rosie_Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer

Starting this weekend, the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan Players will perform “H.M.S. Pinafore” at the Agassiz Theatre.⠀
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The Harvard company has been performing Gilbert and Sullivan works on campus since 1956. They've become one of the leading troupes in New England dedicated to the work of the duo, consistently staging some of the most well-attended and lavishly produced shows on campus.⠀
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Members are responsible for all aspects of production, from the creative to the technical. They select the show, set the budget, cast the actors, do the lighting, sets, and costumes, direct, and choreograph. ⠀
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“H.M.S. Pinafore” will be at the Agassiz Theatre November 8‒10 and 14‒17. ⠀
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Photos: Jon Chase/Harvard Staff Photographer

Scenes around campus. #HarvardinAutumn
Photos: Kris Snibbe and Jon Chase/Harvard Staff Photographers

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