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German chancellor will deliver Afternoon Program address next May
In the glimpse of the past provided by organoids, Paola Arlotta sees a chance to shape the future of how we fight neurological disease
Traveling England and Africa, Inua Ellams developed the setting for a play that elevates human voices
Campus
Annual Title IX report released
Highlights efforts to prevent, respond to sexual and gender-based harassment
World
A new chief at Center for Public Leadership
Former diplomat Wendy R. Sherman talks global concerns, Harvard hopes
Campus
Rallying for one of their own
Harvard community shows strong support for injured student Ben Abercrombie
Science
Size a concern when replacing heart valves
3-D printer helps determine accurate fit for fewer leaky valves
Health
A nation nearer to the grave
Another decline in U.S. life expectancy signals urgent need for more comprehensive strategy against opioids, suicide, specialist says
News
Merkel named Harvard Commencement speaker
German chancellor will deliver Afternoon Program address next May
Campus
New Marshall scholars gaze ahead
4 seniors plan to expand studies in art, history, economics, and science
Health
Good genes are nice, but joy is better
Harvard study, almost 80 years old, has proved that embracing community helps us live longer, and be happier
News
College accepts 964 early-admission applicants for Class of 2022
Wide range of accomplishment, experience ‘will add immeasurably to the education of fellow classmates,’ Fitzsimmons says
Health
Zeroing in on long-term weight loss
Study looks at processed carbs as culprit in gaining pounds back
World
Lies we can’t live without
Set to deliver George W. Gay Lecture at HMS, philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah will urge listeners to rethink their sense of identity
Campus & Community
Highlights efforts to prevent, respond to sexual and gender-based harassment
Harvard community shows strong support for injured student Ben Abercrombie
Health & Medicine
In the glimpse of the past provided by organoids, Paola Arlotta sees a chance to shape the future of how we fight neurological disease
Another decline in U.S. life expectancy signals urgent need for more comprehensive strategy against opioids, suicide, specialist says
Study suggests shamans acted as the first professional class in human society
National & World Affairs
Former diplomat Wendy R. Sherman talks global concerns, Harvard hopes
Harvard community members take different inspirations from Malala Yousafzai
Over three days, incoming Republicans and Democrats familiarize themselves with issues ahead