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Scientists say they’re a step closer to reviving mammoths. What could go wrong?

The Washington Post | 3.6.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: Engineering Life

Harvard helps launch new satellite to combat climate change by tracking methane emissions

The Boston Globe | 3.5.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: Research Clusters Seek Climate Solutions

To be a Jew today: The aftermath of Oct 7

The Washington Post | 3.5.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: Near and Distant Objectives

AI for MBAs? One Harvard Business School lecturer is giving it a shot.

The Boston Globe | 2.27.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: Embracing AI

Howard Hiatt, former Harvard dean who championed global health efforts, dies at 98

The Boston Globe | 3.3.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: Global Health at Home

Why downtowns matter: They promote connection, wonder, and even democracy itself.

The Boston Globe | 2.29.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: Dean Sarah Whiting Meets the Design School Community

Composer Matthew Aucoin is bringing his slimmed-down ‘Eurydice’ opera to Boston

The Boston Globe | 2.29.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: Music and Language, Reconciled

Taylor Swift never bores her fans — never ever, ever, ever

The Boston Globe | 2.27.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: The Legal Olympian and Inside Harvard’s Taylor Swift Class

One Month With Apple Vision Pro: In the Air, on a Train and…in a Drawer

The Wall Street Journal | 2.28.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: Steven Pinker on Apple’s Vision Pro

He Rescued 1.5 Million Yiddish Books. Now He Will Have Time to Read Some.

The New York Times | 2.27.2024

Read more on this topic in Harvard Magazine's article: A Revival of Yiddish?