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Study makes the case for thoughtful, planned 'managed retreat' from areas prone to flooding and storms
A recipe for how high schools can foster more analytical, critical, and creative thinking
After using tools, the birds behave more optimistically, study suggests
News
John H. McArthur, Business School dean from 1980-95, dies
Came to HBS as student in 1957, stayed for more than six decades
Health
Mental health as a diversity issue
Harvard panelists say disorders are increasingly common, and it’s time to swap stigma for solutions in the nation’s workplaces
Science
Prospects clouded for finding life on the largest class of planets
Discovery of a planet without an atmosphere bolsters concerns about bodies orbiting stars smaller than the sun
News
Paulsell named interim Pusey Minister
Divinity School professor to oversee Memorial Church during search for successor to Walton
Science
How the moon came to be
Graduate student gets her hands on lunar samples to learn how the gleaming orb was formed
Science
Clever crows
After using tools, the birds behave more optimistically, study suggests
World
Simmer nears boil in Hong Kong
Harvard China expert examines what’s behind the protests and the deep divisions that darken the likelihood of a peaceful takeover
Business
Bond rate shift may suggest recession
The odds may be 1 in 3 for the next year, though unusual changes signal caution
Science
Uncovering how cells become organs
Tiny sensors are embedded into stretchable, integrated mesh that grows with the developing tissue
Arts
The Spice Girls of Henry VIII
Musical bound for A.R.T. recasts the six wives as girl-power pop stars
News
Paulsell named interim Pusey Minister
Divinity School professor to oversee Memorial Church during search for successor to Walton
Campus & Community
Program for incoming first-years offers an opportunity to sample public service
Harvard Ed Portal program offers fun, skill-building activities for local students
Leaders of student organization launch publication and push to make their issue part of the conversation on diversity and inclusion
Arts & Humanities
Musical bound for A.R.T. recasts the six wives as girl-power pop stars
Matt Saunders explores art through unorthodox methods
Encouraging students from diverse disciplines to chase passion projects
Health & Medicine
Harvard panelists say disorders are increasingly common, and it’s time to swap stigma for solutions in the nation’s workplaces
Could open the door to new bioactive healing strategies
Undergrad created an extraordinary program to help treat TB