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Bruce Donoff, University’s longest serving dean, details lessons learned
Nikole Hannah-Jones of N.Y. Times describes the evolution of the landmark reconsideration of slavery’s place in American history
Justin Yifu Lin talks about the growth of his nation’s economy and possible misperceptions of the West
Science
Living hydrogel can facilitate healing of intestinal wounds
Could be developed as a probiotic therapy for patients with inflammatory bowel disease
Arts
The art of crafting a carol
Memorial Church composer in residence Carson Cooman discusses his latest noel
Science
Who’s that girl?
Research suggests men’s ability to recognize famous females depends on their country’s degree of gender equity
Science
A platform for stable quantum computing, a playground for exotic physics
Recent research settles a long-standing debate
News
7 Harvard seniors named Rhodes Scholars
Two others awarded George J. Mitchell Scholarships
Arts
Angela Davis in black and white and gray
New exhibit, curated from her personal archive, chronicles the life of a complicated activist and scholar
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
Campus
Unionized students go on strike
Though negotiations continue, differences remain on wages, benefits, grievance procedures
Health
Inflammatory processes may play role in ALS
FDA-approved drug shows promise against the neurodegenerative disease in mice
Business
Hidden costs of emotional labor
Examining why the culture undervalues some necessary jobs, many of which tend to be disproportionately held by women
Health & Medicine
McLean program blends spirituality with counseling, once an unthinkable pairing
Study in mice shows nerves in the gut prevent Salmonella infection
FDA-approved drug shows promise against the neurodegenerative disease in mice
Photography
New student-created production embraces the anything-goes form in a dramatic satire of campus life
Combining dance with a look at the social and cultural history of the genre
Autumn’s falling leaves and temperatures bring bustle and melancholy
Science & Technology
Could be developed as a probiotic therapy for patients with inflammatory bowel disease
Research suggests men’s ability to recognize famous females depends on their country’s degree of gender equity
Recent research settles a long-standing debate