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Women make up 51.7 percent of those accepted
Tagging along on a student-led historical tour
Finding the hearths that warm the heart
World
The hunt for a lost book of Moses
Radcliffe scholar tried to track down what could be a forgery, or the oldest Bible in the world
Arts
Curating the future
Exhibit highlights indigenous historical materials at Tozzer
World
Food for thought
Superstar chef José Andrés visits SEAS with a message
Arts
Giving voice to the heart
New opera by Chaya Czernowin explores the inner workings and many voices of the heart and soul
News
895 admitted under early action program
Women make up 51.7 percent of those accepted
Science
Hunters, herders, companions: Breeding dogs has reordered their brains
Canine research lends insights into understanding the evolution of the human mind
Campus
Three lies and lots of truths on campus
Tagging along on a student-led historical tour
Campus
A guide to Harvard’s toasty fireplaces
Finding the hearths that warm the heart
Science
Living hydrogel can help heal intestinal wounds
Could be developed as a probiotic therapy for patients with inflammatory bowel disease
Arts
Baby, you can drive my car
The Beatles could be sexist jerks personally, but one scholar says the band surprisingly explored 'proto-feminist' themes in some songs
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
Finding the hearths that warm the heart
Historical Scientific Instruments continues to teach and amaze
New student-created production embraces the anything-goes form in a dramatic satire of campus life
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