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Harvard’s new leader tells audience he’ll be a vocal advocate for public service, higher education
Lowest prescribing rates found in congressional districts outside of Boston, D.C., and New York
Folding polyhedron sampler enables easy catch and release of delicate underwater organisms
World
Mayoral initiative heads for year two
Bloomberg program has worked with officials to help them govern more effectively, creatively
Campus
Hodan Osman learns to ask new questions
HKS emphasizes leadership and problem-solving skills, says Mason Fellow
World
Are there holes in the Constitution?
The Trump administration’s tendency to ignore precedent, coupled with the document’s wide latitude for a president, raises new legal questions with few clear answers
Campus
Ruiz found support at Medical School
The caretaker turned the tables when the time came
Health
In pursuit of healthy aging
Harvard study shows how intermittent fasting and manipulating mitochondrial networks may increase lifespan
Health
The unsavory side of sugar
Symposium examines sweetener’s effects on human body and on public policy
Arts
Alienation proves fertile state of mind for Lauren Groff
Fiction writer and 2018-19 Radcliffe fellow on the dread, glory, and urgency behind ‘Florida’
Health
The love lives of fruit flies
Findings may yield valuable insights about addiction disorders, depression
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
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Campus
The Harvard-Yenching Library, by the numbers
140 years, 1.4 million volumes, and the most comprehensive collection for East Asian studies in the Western world
Campus & Community
HKS emphasizes leadership and problem-solving skills, says Mason Fellow
The caretaker turned the tables when the time came
Splashes of eye-catching color brighten campus scenes
Arts & Humanities
Fiction writer and 2018-19 Radcliffe fellow on the dread, glory, and urgency behind ‘Florida’
Exhibit foregrounds video-art pioneer Nam June Paik
Pulitzer Prize winner, Iowa Writers’ Workshop professor on complex characters, dream parallels, fiction vs. nonfiction, and more
National & World Affairs
Harvard’s new leader tells audience he’ll be a vocal advocate for public service, higher education
Bloomberg program has worked with officials to help them govern more effectively, creatively
The Trump administration’s tendency to ignore precedent, coupled with the document’s wide latitude for a president, raises new legal questions with few clear answers