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Reconstruction of a local landmark begins soon.
Charles Altchek ’07 moves from the field to the front office.
Astrophysicist Kareem El-Badry challenges scientific mistakes.
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Coming to terms with personal and pandemic grief
Why (and how) to help undergraduates make the most of their extracurriculars
New books by Harvard experts on college preparation, rankings, student experiences, and institutional strategies
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Charles Altchek ’07 moves from the field to the front office.
Visiting Mystic, Connecticut
Jurassic World Dominion screenwriter Emily Carmichael on scripting Hollywood sci-fi epics
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Gazing across symmetrical reflecting pools of the restored Blue Garden
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Newport's restored landscape
Visiting Mystic, Connecticut
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Thinking about how Harvard conducts admissions, as the Supreme Court prepares to weigh in
Coming to terms with personal and pandemic grief
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Jurassic World Dominion screenwriter Emily Carmichael on scripting Hollywood sci-fi epics
The revered literary magazine editor discusses the writing (and reading) life.
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Charles Altchek ’07 moves from the field to the front office.
As an assistant coach at the University of Michigan, Moore helped lead the Wolverines to the NCAA Tournament's Elite Eight.
Photograph by Michigan Athletics/courtesy of Harvard Athletic Communications
She succeeds Kathy Delaney-Smith, who led the Crimson for 40 seasons.
Comprehensive modernization to begin this year
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Reconstruction of a local landmark begins soon.
Brief life of a pioneering ethnobotanist and conservationist: 1915-2001
From the archives
The flowers of Rafflesia arnoldii are the largest in the world.
Photograph by Jeremy Holden
Exploring the genetic mysteries of a gigantic parasite
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Three Harvard scholars trained in chemistry and physics pursue innovative approaches and tools that address problems in neuroscience.
Comedian Andy Borowitz ’80 has moved from Hollywood success to a multifaceted life as a humorist in New York.
Letters from our readers
New three-dimensional PDF technology allows Harvard astronomers—and you—to explore worlds hundreds of light-years away.
Controls on fine particle pollution extended average lifespan in the United States by five months between 1980 and 2000.
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Happenings at Harvard in Mays and Junes past
The University’s financial gap measures in the hundreds of millions of dollars.
A new exhibition honors John C. Rock, the Harvard Medical School professor whose research and advocacy were instrumental in the development of modern fertility treatments and contraception.
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Junior Parents’ Weekend brings The Undergraduate a new perspective on the future.
Filmmaker Alexander Olch has made an biographical documentary based on footage left behind by his mentor, Richard Rogers.
Overseer and Harvard Alumni Association director slates
Celebrate with Shared Interest Groups during Commencement
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