Eight students pick a spot in Cambridge with historical, personal meaning and read an original work
Photography
Harvard’s campus and community through the lens of our photographers.
19th-century photo technique — and stories of people in front of, behind camera — get new exposure as Harvard digitizes vast collection
Day of tradition leavened with wit, wisdom — and like box of chocolates, attendees were never sure what they were going to get
Students make 22-foot skiff in ‘silent’ workshop that puts emphasis on observation — and a good hammering rhythm
Harvard curator reflects on photos she selected for award-winning book depicting collateral damage of U.S. military at home
Harvard photographers document vibrant return to campus life after two years of pandemic restrictions
Young local students in Harvard program investigate how skeletons work, cook Ukrainian flatbread, create their own play
Photographers capture the festive rites and poignant moments as three classes celebrate Commencement
After a two-year COVID hiatus, upperclass students return to the Yard to welcome first-years to their future homes
Blackboards and whiteboards offer windows into the questions, problems, theories, and arguments students are taking on this semester
Taking up baking, gardening, and other activities during pandemic gave 4 Harvard staffers a new perspective
Harvard facilities have been checking researchers and other workers, and are now gearing up for some students’ return
Students we interviewed in 2017, now seniors, reflect on the friendships forged with their first-year roommates
Portals, passageways, and vistas reflect the matrix that connects the University’s diverse intellectual and cultural communities
Just in time for the Head of the Charles, a definitive guide to the 19 designs on oars of University teams and clubs
More than 1,500 first-years fan out around Greater Boston for a day of volunteering at schools and nonprofits
Students pick up new skills over the break in classes that range from joke-writing to synthetic biology
140 years, 1.4 million volumes, and the most comprehensive collection for East Asian studies in the Western world