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Graduate research will range from theater direction to criminal justice
Two White House vets say experience with President Trump highlights need for long-overdue curbs
Experts say smooth rollout possible although highly complex
Science
From fins to limbs and water to land
Harvard scientists reconstruct the evolution of terrestrial movement in early tetrapods
Science
An ionic forcefield for nanoparticles
Tunable coating allows hitch-hiking nanoparticles to slip past the immune system to their target
Science
Evidence of the interconnectedness of global climate
Analysis finds melting ice sheet affects a second thousands of miles away
World
Giving thanks for what?
Native leaders discuss holiday harvest feast and how they mark a day of loss
Campus
Four recognized for service and leadership
Harvard Extension Alumni Association awards outstanding graduates
World
What will the new post-pandemic normal look like?
Outbreak forced changes big and small, some of which are here to stay
World
What will the new post-pandemic normal look like?
Outbreak forced changes big and small, some of which are here to stay
News
2020 Rhodes, Mitchell Scholars named
Graduate research will range from theater direction to criminal justice
World
‘Indian Sex Life’ and the control of women
Research, personal story frame professor’s new book
Health
Early details of brain damage in COVID-19 patients
Specialized scanning furthers understanding of the virus’ potential effects on the brain
World
Reining in growing powers of the presidency
Two White House vets say experience with President Trump highlights need for long-overdue curbs
Health
When science meets mindfulness
Researchers study how it seems to change the brain in depressed patients
Campus & Community
Harvard Extension Alumni Association awards outstanding graduates
Recent graduates create educational website to answer questions, offer assurances
Dedicated and beloved staffer Carol Davis retires after 50 years
Arts & Humanities
Focus turns from collections to communities, more inclusive and complex histories
A culinary historian and a chef explore the social and cultural connections
Health & Medicine
Experts say smooth rollout possible although highly complex
Chan School’s Barry Bloom puts vaccine news into context
Do something positive and connect with distant (and ‘distanced’) loved ones