The Harvard Gazette

Digital revolution

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"We’re now in a phase in which the connection of creativity to technology is going to drive innovation," said Walter Isaacson ’74, a Harvard Overseer, biographer, and CEO of the Aspen Institute. "I do believe that it’s important for people to have an appreciation for the arts and humanities."

Ghosts in the machines

The history of the Digital Revolution touches our hearts and heads, Isaacson says

Science|

DateOctober 1, 2014

Maya Jasanoff and her faculty colleagues gathered at the Tsai Auditorium on Feb. 16 and March 7 to consider how the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) may look in a generation. The February session included, among others, Jasanoff (from left), Harvard faculty Martin Puchner, and Ann Pearson.

A peek at Harvard’s future

Conversations @ FAS explores impact of digital revolution

Campus|

DateMarch 9, 2012June 12, 2019

For the first session, “Strategic Decision-Making in International Affairs,” Jorge Dominguez, the vice provost for international affairs, was joined by HLS Dean Martha Minow (seated left), and HBS Dean Nitin Nohria (right). Nohria said the global environment for business schools is changing rapidly. “Our edge is … that we can bring to anyplace in the world the best global thinking. If we can do that, I think the best and the brightest from around the world … will still choose to come to us.”

Spotlight on the international

Harvard deans, others probe rising import of overseas study, research, recruitment

World|

DateFebruary 7, 2011March 21, 2019