Welcome to Harvard Open Data Project
How effective is the Q Guide? And what can it tell us about the STEM-Humanities divide?
With less than an hour until the first results of the election come in, HODP is providing a snapshot of how Harvard students feel about the candidates, issues, and the state of the race.
Both HODP models predict a Biden win. But there's a lot of uncertainty in swing states: consistent state polling errors could tip the electoral college to Trump, as they did in 2016, and even with a Biden win, margins could be razor thin.
Business and management courses top the list.
Responses to the Fall 2020 policy and plans for the uncertain future.
Three surveys, one very unusual semester.
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Random Wiki Entry
Learn about something random from our student-run wiki about Harvard!
Learn Data Science
HODP Docs is our latest initiative: an open-source curriculum on data science, web development, and interactive journalism.
About HODP
Founded in 2016, HODP has grown from a small team of data enthusiasts to a group of 50+ dedicated members investigating data on a variety of issues on campus. We’re committed to giving individuals the freedom to explore and providing them the support to do so.
How to join
We welcome anyone who's curious about how Harvard works. Never coded before? Come talk to us — several of our board members learned to code while joining HODP. If you'd like to learn more, fill out our Fall 2020 interest form.