Commencement 2015
A collection of stories covering Harvard University’s 364th Commencement.
Supreme Court associate justice receives Radcliffe Medal for her career battling for individual rights
Nishin Nathwani ’15 spent a gap year backpacking in India; An advocate for outsiders, eventually he decided to give college a try
The University in 2014-15 saw milestones with the reopening of the Harvard Art Museums and the renaming of the T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Class Day speaker says that even as a Harvard student and successful actress, she questioned her worth, but learned to set her own goals
Harvard's Schools and offshoots are collaborating more often across academic boundaries, prompting innovation leading to discovery
Henry Kissinger recalls when George C. Marshall, speaking at Harvard’s Commencement in 1947, extended America’s hand to a battered Europe, helping to create a stable postwar order
Graduate School of Design’s Héctor Tarrido-Picart is drawn to bustling, sensual cities, and to the literature that defines them
The massive library rose after the Titanic sank and remains a linchpin of learning and conservation at Harvard
Afam Nduaguba, a Nigerian immigrant, worked hard for both family and future; eventually, things clicked