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AXIS pieces blend vision of artists who are disabled, those who aren’t
For now, A.R.T. has 15 new Tony nominations, robust lineup of virtual shows, talks
Former Med School professor reflects on historic and jolting return to Earth’s new normal
World
Pope may support same-sex unions, but that doesn’t mean the Vatican does
Professor believes Francis sees road to lasting change as a long one
Science
Why do we get so picky about friendship late in life? Ask the chimps
New study shows nonhuman animals get selective socializing during aging
Campus
Weathering COVID’s financial storm
Harvard held fiscal-year deficit to $10M, but challenges, uncertainty ahead
World
Salvaging another piece of Black history
African American divers retrieve artifacts from slave ships, Tuskegee Airmen planes
World
Debate tips for Biden and Trump
It’s clear, experts say, that there’s lots of room for improvement
Arts
Documentary photographer Chris Killip dies at 74
Former Harvard faculty, chair of VES famed for powerful working-class imagery
Health
Is go-slow schools’ reopening failing kids?
Expert says health risks can be managed; educational, social, nutritional risks can’t
News
Srikant Datar named dean of Business School
Senior associate dean and professor will take office on Jan. 1
News
Where religion and public life meet
Divinity School’s Religion and Public Life initiative will bring first new master’s program in 50 years
World
‘Indian Sex Life’ and the control of women
Research, personal story frame professor’s new book
Campus
Need advice on civil discourse? Ask someone who argues for a living
Law professor’s new book on persuasion highlights the value of seeing the other side
Health
When science meets mindfulness
Researchers study how it seems to change the brain in depressed patients
Science & Technology
New study shows nonhuman animals get selective socializing during aging
Methods from the computer chip industry aid writing and storage of digital data in DNA
Arts & Humanities
Former Harvard faculty, chair of VES famed for powerful working-class imagery
For now, A.R.T. has 15 new Tony nominations, robust lineup of virtual shows, talks
Book confronts historical, ethical questions posed by Zealy daguerreotypes of enslaved people
Campus & Community
Harvard held fiscal-year deficit to $10M, but challenges, uncertainty ahead
David Rubenstein and Larry Bacow discuss importance of failure, value of diversity, and importance of heeding new ideas
Broaden your worldview by engaging with diversity in the widest sense, Ali Asani counsels