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Dick Friedman takes over “Harvard Magazine” football coverage
Football scribe John T. Bethell hangs up his cleats after 43 seasons; Dick Friedman goes on duty.
The Scholars Strategy Network aims to integrate scholarship into public policy
The Scholars Strategy Network aims to integrate scholarship into public policy.
New bell for Harvard's Memorial Church
Memorial Church’s cracked bell is replaced.
"Ten Thousand Men of Harvard”—the logo, and John Harvard’s shoes
"Ten Thousand Men of Harvard”—the logo, and John Harvard’s shoes
Where Frederick Law Olmsted lived his last good years
The last home and private garden of Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of modern landscape architecture
Review of Andrea Louise Campbell’s “Trapped in America’s Safety Net”
From personal catastrophe to enforced poverty
Brief life of America’s epic historian Francis Parkman, by Castle Freeman
Brief life of America’s epic historian: 1823-1893
A new Harvard graduate contemplates second-guessing and seeking one's passion
On second-guessing and seeking one’s passion
Harvard faculty surveyed on their work conditions
Professors’ contentments—and concerns about diversity and demands on their time for academic advances
Tara Altebrando is the coauthor of "Roomies"
Tara Altebrando ’92 is the coauthor of a timely book.
by Nu Xiong
Harvard Berkman Center Fellow Judith Donath says pseudonyms make better citizens
Berkman Fellow Judith Donath says they can.
Harvard Alumni recognized for admissions work
Harvard alumni are awarded for volunteer service to the College admissions office.