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Expert discusses recent lecanemab trial, why it appears to offer hope for those with deadly disease
Graffiti of his Los Angeles youth — ‘You could experiment; there was no orthodoxy’ — colors the work of Business School scholar
Seniors represent diverse backgrounds, concentrations, and new perspectives on finding real-world solutions to various aspects of complex, mounting crisis
Campus
Honoring University grads – including one named Bacow
Second annual Harvard Alumni Day features keynote by NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly, parade, performances, awards, and a final farewell
Health
Birth control for cats?
Single dose of hormone prevents ovulation and conception in felines for two years
News
Ritu Kalra named Harvard’s vice president for finance and chief financial officer
Kalra, currently assistant vice president of finance and treasury, will assume new role on July 1
World
How schools teach children about their social station
Sociologist Peter Francis Harvey embedded with students at private upper-middle-class, public working-class schools to explore implicit lessons
Arts
Susan Suleiman reflects on resilience, girlhood, and identity in memoir
Emerita professor recalls childhood as Holocaust refugee in ‘Daughter of History’
Campus
From halls of Montezuma to those of Knafel
Former Marine David Miller surprised himself by his college success and was, in turn, surprised by his experience at College
World
How total abortion ban puts maternal health at risk
Study finds high rates of serious complications among Salvadoran patients who were forced to carry severely malformed fetuses to term
Campus
Storied space for women athletes gets upgrade
Harvard-Radcliffe rowing teams reunite in renovated Weld Boathouse, reflect on ‘rich tradition’
Science
Why we need female mice in neuroscience research
Findings reveal that despite hormonal fluctuations, female mice exhibit more stable exploratory behavior than their male peers
Arts
Plea from 1980s New York: ‘Please Stay Home’
With themes of family history, identity, loss, Darrel Ellis exhibition at Carpenter Center looks back yet feels of the moment
Health
U.S. heart attack death rate among highest
Despite international guidelines, substantial differences found in treatment, outcomes in heart attack care across six high-income countries
Business & Economy
Policy expert examines prospects of Biden-McCarthy plan as Congress wrestles over details, Monday deadline looms
Graffiti of his Los Angeles youth — ‘You could experiment; there was no orthodoxy’ — colors the work of Business School scholar
But former Republican senator blames Fed for nation’s current economic woes, backs big budget cuts in wide-ranging Kennedy School event
National & World Affairs
Sociologist Peter Francis Harvey embedded with students at private upper-middle-class, public working-class schools to explore implicit lessons
As incarcerated population dropped overall, proportion of Black prisoners rose. Researchers point to unequal sentencing.
Her new book lays out vision for power-sharing liberalism that will lead to greater inclusion, responsiveness, participation — and better lives for all
Science & Technology
Researchers create synthetic species without biochemistry, find they operate according to Darwinian evolutionary principles
Seniors represent diverse backgrounds, concentrations, and new perspectives on finding real-world solutions to various aspects of complex, mounting crisis
Harvard-led team finds standards don’t account for major source of drinking water contamination