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Tech entrepreneur scholar says part of it is management style, but there have been missteps, firm has serious underlying problems
Political comedian Jon Stewart talks to Kennedy School students about how he came to embrace activism
Amendment would demonstrate 'absolute commitment' to full participation in U.S. democracy, argues Tomiko Brown-Nagin
Science
Glimmers of movement, hope at COP27
Kennedy School’s Stavins details return of U.S.-China cooperation, creation of loss, damage fund for nations hit hardest by climate change
World
How demagogues wield social media
Cognitive scientist also details research on different ways Republicans, Democrats use Twitter
Health
New CDC guidelines a ‘corrective’ for opioid prescriptions, specialist says
Welcomes shift from stance that may have fueled overdose crisis
Arts
A singular poet
Nobel laureate Louise Glück, delivering Doft Lecture, recalls Judaism of her youth, shares details from her writing life
Health
New CDC guidelines a ‘corrective’ for opioid prescriptions, specialist says
Welcomes shift from stance that may have fueled overdose crisis
Business
Is there method to Musk’s madness on Twitter?
Tech entrepreneur scholar says part of it is management style, but there have been missteps, firm has serious underlying problems
Campus
Headed for Oxford
Six seniors pursuing different paths, looking to make difference
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
Science
How big brains are made
New study tracks cephalopod nervous system development, finds striking similarities to process of vertebrates
Campus
How they’re feeling
Mental health is a crisis-level issue for young people today, research says. We asked Harvard students to look inside and tell us why.
Business & Economy
Tech entrepreneur scholar says part of it is management style, but there have been missteps, firm has serious underlying problems
Study by two Prize Fellows focuses on economic impact on agriculture
Experts in negotiation at Harvard alumni event say productive conflict starts with honest, opening listening
Science & Technology
Kennedy School’s Stavins details return of U.S.-China cooperation, creation of loss, damage fund for nations hit hardest by climate change
New study tracks cephalopod nervous system development, finds striking similarities to process of vertebrates
Arts & Humanities
Nobel laureate Louise Glück, delivering Doft Lecture, recalls Judaism of her youth, shares details from her writing life
New classics professor Irene Soto Marín mines answers to question about ancient Egyptian life, economy from everyday artifacts
Arboretum displays Diane Samuels’ handmade scroll of transcribed Pulitzer-winning, epic conservation saga ‘The Overstory’