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Political experts suggest ways media can blunt former president’s skillful manipulation of coverage to spread falsehoods, divisiveness
This time, high levels of alpha-linolenic fatty acid were seen to slow decline, halve risk of death from ALS
Mashail Malik was always interested in human experience. At first it took her to literature, philosophy but now her focus is ethnic, identity politics
Campus
A mending library
Harvard Library Fix-it Clinics promote community and culture of repair
News
Harvard Art Museums now free for all
New admissions policy seeks to build on success of Sunday, Thursday events tied to dramatic visitor growth
Business
Are you sure diamonds are forever?
Summit draws artists, executives, scientists to discuss environmental and ethical concerns, other challenges facing jewelry industry
Campus
Saying their names, remembering their lives
A visit to Royall plantation brings home ‘intimacy of slavery’ for students. Educational tours are part of Harvard's deepening partnership with the museum.
Campus
‘To serve higher education’
Five years of Bacow’s leadership, in pictures
Health
Another study links omega-3s and health
This time, high levels of alpha-linolenic fatty acid were seen to slow decline, halve risk of death from ALS
Health
More evidence moderate drinking is good for your heart. Also: a reason.
Researchers thought if they could find key mechanism, science might someday unlock benefits minus harm that comes with alcohol. They found it.
Health
Good genes are nice, but joy is better
Harvard study, almost 80 years old, has proved that embracing community helps us live longer, and be happier
News
Harvard Art Museums now free for all
New admissions policy seeks to build on success of Sunday, Thursday events tied to dramatic visitor growth
World
Chinese spies in Cuba? The problem runs deeper than that.
As Blinken visits Beijing, cyber infiltration of U.S. far more serious threat than newly revealed intelligence collection center, 25-year CIA officer says
Nation
Muting Trump’s ‘megaphone’ easier said than done
Political experts suggest ways media can blunt former president’s skillful manipulation of coverage to spread falsehoods, divisiveness
Campus & Community
Harvard Library Fix-it Clinics promote community and culture of repair
A visit to Royall plantation brings home ‘intimacy of slavery’ for students. Educational tours are part of Harvard's deepening partnership with the museum.
Five years of Bacow’s leadership, in pictures
Wondering
For Cora Frazier, it usually starts with deep sadness
Not really, says Spaulding Rehab expert. When you go for a walk, focus on this instead.
You’ll never experience a black hole, but Avi Loeb can help you imagine one
Arts & Humanities
Helen Vendler — honored for lifetime of achievement in poetry criticism — reflects on ‘magic’ of first book, writers who inspire, declining support for humanities
Wadsworth Atheneum show, curated by Sarah Elizabeth Lewis, Skip Gates, explores abolitionist’s embrace of emerging art of photography