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With senior theses turned in, students can celebrate a major academic achievement
Sara Bobok’s thesis about politics in Hungary comes to surprising conclusions
Online learning, indigenous collections are at the forefront for Jane Pickering
Campus
Parsing the data — together
Ninth annual IT Summit featured 40 individual sessions, two keynote speeches, and 1,500 attendees
Campus
The long, deep ties between Harvard and Germany
Over more than a century, the connections have spanned everything from curriculum reform to art collections to trans-Atlantic fellowships
Science
Researcher connects the dots in fin-to-limb evolution
When tetrapods stepped out of the sea, limb structures simplified and musculature became complex to handle gravity
Campus
Four deans, and their journeys
In a group interview, Brown-Nagin, Gay, Long, and Williams recall their role models and describe the complexities of leading their Schools
News
Opening the door for scientific leaps
Star-Friedman Challenge for Promising Scientific Research funds four high-risk, high-reward projects
News
Pickering named director of Peabody Museum
Harvard administrator will begin five-year term on July 1
Health
Broccoli and Brussels sprouts: cancer foes
Research finds compound in such cruciferous vegetables that may help to suppress tumors
Campus
Schuyler Bailar races toward his authentic self
Transgender swimmer finds affirmation and success at Harvard
Campus
5 named Harvard College Professors
FAS faculty members come from a range of disciplines but share a love of learning
Campus
Mistaken identities
Catherine Zhang and Catherine Zhang weigh in on the legacies they leave
Health
Dietary link found to drug-resistant breast cancer
Amino acid leucine, found in animal products and beans, blocks effectiveness of medications
Campus
Tired of winning? Not a chance
With 12 titles in five years, the women’s squash team is in ‘a repeat cycle of excellence’
Campus & Community
Online learning, indigenous collections are at the forefront for Jane Pickering
Ninth annual IT Summit featured 40 individual sessions, two keynote speeches, and 1,500 attendees
Over more than a century, the connections have spanned everything from curriculum reform to art collections to trans-Atlantic fellowships
News & Announcements
Star-Friedman Challenge for Promising Scientific Research funds four high-risk, high-reward projects
Harvard administrator will begin five-year term on July 1
Incoming Alumni Association president seeks to deepen engagement with worldwide community of graduates
Arts & Humanities
‘We Live in Cairo,’ about the 2011 Egyptian uprising, premieres at A.R.T.
Digital Giza Project lets scholars virtually visit sites in Egypt and beyond, and even print them in 3D
The Leventritt Shrub and Vine Garden is an apt stand-in for Pemberley