Snapshots from Harvard's celebratory 368th Commencement, from dawn to dusk
Commencement 2019
A collection of stories covering Harvard University’s 368th Commencement.
Labor and civil rights activist honored for her six decades fighting for marginalized peoples and communities
Recipients include a chancellor, Drew Faust, an editor, a museum director, and distinguished professors
At Baccalaureate Service, president recalls dropping legal studies, turning to academia, and thriving
In word portraits, those who know the German chancellor, Harvard’s Commencement speaker, explain her rise to longtime prominence
Cynthia Luo looks to anti-viral research, physician training, and hands-on EMS work to improve global health
Dominique Erney has devoted study and campus participation to dissecting the criminal justice system
Over more than a century, the connections have spanned everything from curriculum reform to art collections to trans-Atlantic fellowships
In a group interview, Brown-Nagin, Gay, Long, and Williams recall their role models and describe the complexities of leading their Schools
Incoming Alumni Association president seeks to deepen engagement with worldwide community of graduates
Anthropologist, archaeologist, and Rhodes Scholar Brittany Ellis wants to make museums more sensitive to surrounding and 'source' communities
Dalton Brunson keeps his rural hometown in mind as he plots his course to expanding health care resources
From community college to Pulitzer finalist and Nieman Fellow, Denise-Marie Ordway compares and contrasts different forms of higher education
After graduation, MacLean Sarbah hopes to help solve one of Ghana’s biggest social problems — youth unemployment