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Washington Post’s Baron sends along the Class of 2020 with message that facts, truth matter
Notable moments throughout Harvard’s eventful academic year
Comedian joins Houses, departments in day honoring seniors
Campus
A long, good run
After 44 years at Harvard, Bob Scalise retires as athletics director, capping a tenure of accomplishment and change
Science
Filling gaps in our understanding of how cities began to rise
International team provides some of the earliest genetic glimpses of the movement and mingling of peoples in West Asia 8,500 years ago
Campus
A season of surprises
For Shanna Peeples, the GSE meant unexpectedly new relationships to words, work, and her own identity
Campus
Harvard awards 8,174 degrees and certificates
Totals reflect the 2019–20 academic year
Campus
Back where she began, but much changed
Talia Gillis held her own commencement at her childhood home in Jerusalem — along with her parents, husband, and 3 kids
Campus
A new mission in Haiti
Christophe Millien will help women overcome a ‘socially malignant illness’
Campus
Conan arrives, and the crowd goes wild! (Not really)
Comedian joins Houses, departments in day honoring seniors
World
‘The lesson is to never forget’
Harvard expert compares 1918 flu, COVID-19
World
Time to fix American education with race-for-space resolve
Paul Reville says COVID-19 school closures have turned a spotlight on inequities and other shortcomings
World
Nonviolent resistance proves potent weapon
Erica Chenoweth discovers it is more successful in effecting change than violent campaigns
World
Major outpouring of support for University in legal battle over admissions approach
Hundreds of social scientists, business executives, Nobel laureates, state attorneys general, colleges rebut group appealing judgment in favor of Harvard’s policies
Honoring the Class of 2020
For Shanna Peeples, the GSE meant unexpectedly new relationships to words, work, and her own identity
Comedian joins Houses, departments in day honoring seniors
Washington Post’s Baron sends along the Class of 2020 with message that facts, truth matter
National & World Affairs
Competitors, former colleagues, industry critics size up Martin Baron’s contributions to American journalism
Washington Post editor, this year’s graduation speaker, answers questions instead of asking them
Hundreds of social scientists, business executives, Nobel laureates, state attorneys general, colleges rebut group appealing judgment in favor of Harvard’s policies
Arts & Humanities
Harvard Art Museums uses works from its collections to help doctors decompress
Project displays work of 72 Harvard students, staff, faculty, and friends in windows of campus buildings
Robichaud: Our taste for apocalyptic stories shows what we worry about most