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Skeptics’ refusal may be big hurdle to ending pandemic, returning to normal
Plaintiff looks to overturn district court ruling that affirmed Harvard’s policies to ensure a diverse student body
How Trump’s pointed rhetoric binds him to his tribe — and it to him
Health
What crowdsourced big data may be able to tell us about COVID
Health information self-reported by app fuels infection prediction model
Science
Your shoes were made for walking. And that may be the problem
Upward curve at tip eases motion but may lead to weaker muscles, problems
Health
Coffee connection gets stronger
Daily consumption associated with improved survival in patients with metastatic colorectal cancer
Science
How the West became WEIRD
Book argues these cultures make people more analytical, individualistic, impersonal
World
Science and citizenship
Medical School students spend summer helping Massachusetts State legislators craft science-based policy
Health
Five simple steps would tame COVID-19
The trick is getting a splintered America to act as one, Fauci says
Health
Cheap, frequent COVID tests could be ‘akin to vaccine,’ professor says
Chan School's Michael Mina urges federal regulatory approval, widespread use
Science
Forestalling food waste
Student-developed device predicts when an avocado will be ripe
World
‘Indian Sex Life’ and the control of women
Research, personal story frame professor’s new book
News
Leading Harvard economist Emmanuel Farhi dies at 41
Former adviser to French prime minister known for his brilliance and kindness
Science
This is what a scientist looks like
Project aims to give young students real-life STEM role models
Arts & Humanities
Film explores midcentury archive of Kalahari peoples
Arthur Goldhammer looks back on a life bringing the work of Thomas Piketty and others to readers of English
Radcliffe project marks 19th Amendment centennial while focusing on the women who would not be fully enfranchised for decades more
Campus & Community
A community-wide effort for Harvard’s first Global Day of Service
Many groups spent the summer rethinking pedagogy and technology
Philanthropist and longtime member of Harvard Corporation was benefactor to Smith Campus Center
Science & Technology
Upward curve at tip eases motion but may lead to weaker muscles, problems
Book argues these cultures make people more analytical, individualistic, impersonal