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Work & Economy
Powell issues a warning on U.S. debt
Current trends ‘not sustainable,’ says Fed chair, whose conversation with Harvard undergrads also touched on inflation, impact of war, independent decision-making
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Science & Tech
The ascent of us
Anthropologist traces split between Homo sapiens and Neanderthals, other human forms
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Work & Economy
‘Harvard Thinking’: Priced out of the American dream
In podcast, experts discuss factors fueling housing crisis — from overregulation to NIMBYism — and how to fix it
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Campus & Community
‘Truth is rarely found in echo chambers’
Faculty, staff, and students explore what it takes to connect across difference at Community and Campus Life forum
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Science & Tech
‘Vibe coding’ may offer insight into our AI future
Learning tech expert says it may take over writing software. Our job? Imagine possibilities, articulate what we want, evaluate.
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Science & Tech
A world-shifting moment (literally)
Geoscientists track when Earth went from ‘just another planet’ to ‘something very special’
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Nation & World
Writing us back from the brink
Researcher shares insights on letters exchanged by Kennedy and Khrushchev during Cuban Missile Crisis.
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Campus & Community
Two new Corporation members
Sylvia Mathews Burwell and Michael S. Chae to join governing board
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Campus & Community
‘Best college tradition anywhere’
Smurf-blue hair, chain-mail suits, vuvuzelas, and bagpipes abound as students flood Yard for annual raucous rite of Housing Day
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Nation & World
Social media firms lost two bellwether cases, but future remains unclear
Legal scholar on next move for tech giants, chances of ‘master settlement,’ more
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Nation & World
Two Americas, then and now
Panel featuring filmmaker Ken Burns probes ‘disjunction’ between Declaration of Independence and the Constitution
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Nation & World
For U.S., war with Iran may come down to ‘markets and munitions’
Former Secretary of State Blinken details approach of past administrations, challenges ahead
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Science & Tech
Think different — for 50 years
Management, branding, marketing, history scholars trace all ways Apple changed industries, our relationship to tech — and to each other
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Campus & Community
‘OK, I get it. This makes sense.’
Grade-inflation panel says updated plan focuses on reining in A’s, restoring integrity of system, freeing students to follow curiosity
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Arts & Culture
A treasure trove for K-pop fans
‘Korean Stars’ course inspires Yenching’s 17-box collection of merch spanning ’90s to today
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Nation & World
How high school shapes future success
Study associates 2 factors with better long-term outcomes, including higher earnings at age 30
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Campus & Community
A community-sized Seder plate
Through sculpture’s 6 stories, Hillel seeks to portray ‘a bigger picture of what it means to be Jewish’
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Arts & Culture
An exhibit marked with food stains and handwritten notes
Radcliffe explores social histories of recipes through its vast collection of community cookbooks
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Science & Tech
Aramont Fellowships give scientists freedom to concentrate on high-risk, high-reward research
Renewed gift significantly expands the impact of early-career support
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Science & Tech
Study suggests healing skin without scarring may be possible
Researchers unblock embryonic regrowth mechanism that shuts down after birth in mice
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Campus & Community
SEAL, doctor, astronaut, Harvard Alumni Day speaker
Jonny Kim will address Harvard’s global alumni community
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Arts & Culture
Ways to keep talking — and maybe find way forward — amid riven times
Julia Minson’s new book says starting point involves signaling goodwill, respect, highlighting shared interests
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Work & Economy
Economists weigh consequences of war, tariffs, AI
Panel voices concerns over possibility of large job losses, widespread global financial instability
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Health
You don’t fight Parkinson’s without ‘raw moments.’ She shared them.
Chan School’s Sue Goldie felt ‘sheer responsibility’ to let journalist tell her story
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Health
Why mattering matters
Author of best-seller talks about power of feeling valued, asking for help — and how AI threatens core human need
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Health
‘No way to go but up’
From the ER to the highest mountains, sometimes riskier route is right, says wilderness doctor
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Health
New study links more immigrants with lower elderly mortality
Researchers say among newcomers are medical, long-term care workers who are arriving amid critical U.S. shortage
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Arts & Culture
Is this art Celtic? It’s complicated.
New Harvard Art Museums exhibition aims to upend expectations as it explores history, complexity of group of diverse peoples
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Science & Tech
Ultra-cool step toward transformative technologies
University physicists gain new window into superconductivity by improving device pioneered by Harvard Nobelist Percy Bridgman
