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Tyler VanderWeele

Health

Abortion law, suicide rate study adds to raging debate. But are we missing point?

Epidemiologist says research tends to be weaponized on both sides, overshadows mental health needs of those with unwanted pregnancies

Different memories shown in a patchwork design.

Health

Your memory may be better than you think

Experiments prove we’re surprisingly good at knowing when and where we last saw an object

National & World Affairs

Jocelyn Viterna

World

How total abortion ban puts maternal health at risk

Study finds high rates of serious complications among Salvadoran patients who were forced to carry severely malformed fetuses to term

Cover of For Animals by Martha Nussbaum.

World

They can think, feel pain, love. Isn’t it time animals had rights?

Martha Nussbaum lays out ethical, legal case in new book

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Harvard University: Year in Pictures 2014-2015

A brighter future together

Campus & Community

Harvard University: Year in Pictures 2014-2015

Campus & Community

Harvard University: Year in Pictures 2014-2015

Video: Joe Sherman/Harvard Staff. Photography: Jon Chase, Rose Lincoln, Stephanie Mitchell, Kris Snibbe/Harvard Staff Photographers, Kiera Blessing and Ann Wang | Music: The Harvard University Band.

DateJune 10, 2015February 13, 2018

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Also in the Series

  1. Honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg

    U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg received the Radcliffe Medal on Friday. Since the 1970s, Ginsburg has constantly sought to break down traditional male/female stereotypes “that held women back from doing what their talents would allow them to do.”

  2. ‘Only the beginning’

  3. No time to rest, Patrick says

    Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick (photo 1) called on graduates to follow talk with action on the most urgent problems of the day. The afternoon also featured a speech by President Drew Faust (photo 2), who reminded alumni (photo 3) that Harvard’s work is “about that ongoing commitment, not to a single individual or even one generation or one era, but to a larger world and to the service of the age that is waiting before it.”

  4. At Commencement, the parents’ perspective

    Katherine Kulik ’15 gets a hug from her mother. Ned Brown/Harvard Staff

  5. Five Harvard Overseers elected

    Cynthia A. Torres ’80, M.B.A. ’84, who will conclude her role as president of the Harvard Alumni Association, announced the newly elected Board of Overseers during Thursday's Afternoon Program.

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Editor's Picks

Natalie Dattilo

Health

A laugh a day keeps the doctor away?

No one knows why we do it, but it’s free, has no known side effects, and experts say it lifts spirits, lowers stress, makes us feel connected

Former US Amb. to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch talks with Emily Channel-Justice,

World

Don’t give Russia an inch, former U.S. diplomat says

Marie Yovanovitch makes case for standing by Ukraine as war drags on, warning that defeat would embolden Putin and other dictators

Exercise equipment.

Health

Really need to start exercising but hate it? Just move

Health professionals say any regular activity is useful. If it’s been a while, ramp up ‘like a crockpot: low and slow’

Also in the Series

  1. Honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg

    U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg received the Radcliffe Medal on Friday. Since the 1970s, Ginsburg has constantly sought to break down traditional male/female stereotypes “that held women back from doing what their talents would allow them to do.”

  2. ‘Only the beginning’

  3. No time to rest, Patrick says

    Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick (photo 1) called on graduates to follow talk with action on the most urgent problems of the day. The afternoon also featured a speech by President Drew Faust (photo 2), who reminded alumni (photo 3) that Harvard’s work is “about that ongoing commitment, not to a single individual or even one generation or one era, but to a larger world and to the service of the age that is waiting before it.”

  4. At Commencement, the parents’ perspective

    Katherine Kulik ’15 gets a hug from her mother. Ned Brown/Harvard Staff

  5. Five Harvard Overseers elected

    Cynthia A. Torres ’80, M.B.A. ’84, who will conclude her role as president of the Harvard Alumni Association, announced the newly elected Board of Overseers during Thursday's Afternoon Program.

View all of Commencement 2015

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Campus & Community

A brighter future together

Boston Public Schools teacher Mwalimu Donkor Issa works with young men at the Harvard Ed Portal during the 2015 Dynamic Young Men’s Leadership commencement celebration. The initiative focuses on empowering young black and Latino men, encouraging them to pursue their dreams, and working closely with teachers and parents to provide students with tools for academic and professional success.

Campus & Community

A brighter future together

Boston Public Schools teacher Mwalimu Donkor Issa works with young men at the Harvard Ed Portal during the 2015 Dynamic Young Men’s Leadership commencement celebration. The initiative focuses on empowering young black and Latino men, encouraging them to pursue their dreams, and working closely with teachers and parents to provide students with tools for academic and professional success.

Photo by Brandon Slaughter