Those who learn its techniques often say they feel less stress, think clearer
Tania Fabo ’18 combines stem cell biology and health disparities in racial minorities
Transcript Project gives students a chance to show that there’s more to Harvard than grades
World
Black Lives Matter: A next chapter
Discussion of Michael Brown’s killing also reflects on how to improve conditions
Health
Progress and challenge on Alzheimer’s
Healthy diets and exercise have helped, but longer lives also mean more cases, expert says
Campus
Vulnerability as a tool for strong leadership
Motivational speaker urges ‘authenticity’ in the workplace
Science
Cells like we’ve never seen them before
Microscope’s 3-D movies capture unprecedented details
World
Guideposts toward gender equality
In part, conference examines parental leave, and how U.S. and Europe compare
Arts
Documents of freedom
Business School celebration of African-American Student Union includes cornerstones of American rights
Health
With mindfulness, life’s in the moment
Those who learn its techniques often say they feel less stress, think clearer
News
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie named Class Day speaker
Award-winning author to address graduating seniors on May 23
Health
Let me compliment you, sort of
Backhanded plaudits usually undercut the speakers, Harvard Business School paper says
Health
When science meets mindfulness
Researchers study how it seems to change the brain in depressed patients
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 fast can we run?
Marathon-ready Daniel Lieberman offers evolutionary perspective on Bannister 4-minute mile, human speed limits, and ‘Man Against Horse’
Science & Technology
Microscope’s 3-D movies capture unprecedented details
Experience at world’s largest utility company informs call for nations to share energy
Arts & Humanities
Business School celebration of African-American Student Union includes cornerstones of American rights
Work of 19th-century composer Richard Wagner, embraced by Hitler, ‘requires the most active and critical kind of listening,’ says author Alex Ross
‘While other kids were going out for sports teams and trading ‘Yu-Gi-Oh!’ cards, I was already a 40-year-old, fedora-wearing film snob’
Campus & Community
Motivational speaker urges ‘authenticity’ in the workplace
Transcript Project gives students a chance to show that there’s more to Harvard than grades
CfA program shows teens the sky isn’t the limit