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The cast of "The Black Clown" at American Repertory Theater.

Arts

Voicing the moods of Langston Hughes

Harvard graduates bring rage, despair, and hope of ‘The Black Clown,’ from 1931, to the stage

Harvard President Larry Bacow visits the International Technology Academy in Pontiac, Mich. Harvard Graduate School of Education Dean Bridget Terry Long (from left) and Bacow speak with students Haitau Yang, Darcy Mendoza, and Rebecca Murray in the robotics lab of the school.

Business

Bacow returns to Michigan roots

During visit, Harvard president makes case for college to students, lauds city’s recovery

Native American undergrads Kylie Ray Lee (clockwise from left), Naomi Redfield, Racquel White, Trisheena Kills Pretty Enemy, Dominique Pablito, and Chelsea Draper took part in SEAS' Summer Research Experience program

Campus

Young, female, Native American, scientist

Students took part in summer research program for undergrads

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EdX CEO Agarwal named Yidan Prize Laureate

Fujiko Nakaya's Fog x Hill at the Arnold Arboretum.

Arts

Nakaya’s fog sculptures lift Boston parks

Artist uses mist to ‘make the invisible visible’

"Wild Strawberries."

Arts

Following Bergman into the dark

Harvard Film Archive celebrates Swedish director, ‘one of the towering figures of modern cinema’

Lawrence D. Bobo.

News

Lawrence Bobo named dean of social science

Scholar whose research probes inequality, politics, and race will take helm Oct. 1

Offering financial incentives to both patients and their physicians to control LDL cholesterol appears to be cost-effective despite the added costs of the program.

Health

Money makes a difference in cholesterol management

Financial incentives for both patients and their physicians may be best bet

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Campus & Community

Native American undergrads Kylie Ray Lee (clockwise from left), Naomi Redfield, Racquel White, Trisheena Kills Pretty Enemy, Dominique Pablito, and Chelsea Draper took part in SEAS' Summer Research Experience program

Campus

Young, female, Native American, scientist

Students took part in summer research program for undergrads

Students pass Memorial Hall on the first week of classes at Harvard College.

Campus

First-week impressions

Students sample variety of courses during add-drop period

"We found that a lot of our parents were talking at their kids, and not necessarily with their kids. Mind Matters gives parents different tools in which to have conversations with their kids," said Fletcher Maynard Academy principal Robin Harris.

Campus

Harvard program gets high marks

Six years later, Mind Matters continues to make a difference

Arts & Humanities

Fujiko Nakaya's Fog x Hill at the Arnold Arboretum.

Arts

Nakaya’s fog sculptures lift Boston parks

Artist uses mist to ‘make the invisible visible’

"Wild Strawberries."

Arts

Following Bergman into the dark

Harvard Film Archive celebrates Swedish director, ‘one of the towering figures of modern cinema’

The cast of "The Black Clown" at American Repertory Theater.

Arts

Voicing the moods of Langston Hughes

Harvard graduates bring rage, despair, and hope of ‘The Black Clown,’ from 1931, to the stage

Health & Medicine

Offering financial incentives to both patients and their physicians to control LDL cholesterol appears to be cost-effective despite the added costs of the program.

Health

Money makes a difference in cholesterol management

Financial incentives for both patients and their physicians may be best bet

Atul Gawande and Dean Hempton

Health

Gawande confronts the inevitable

Death and imperfection weigh on surgeon-author’s mind in conversation with Divinity School dean

Brain inflammation

Health

Exercise can ‘clean up’ Alzheimer’s environment

Study shows exercise generates new neurons, improves cognition in mouse model