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Drew Faust discusses the future of ROTC on campus after "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
In the wake of a historic Senate vote, President Faust discusses the future of ROTC on campus.
Video: computerized tests evaluate people's risk of attempting suicide
Learn about computerized tests that evaluate whether someone is at risk of attempting suicide. Plus, related links and an article from the magazine archives.
January-February 2011 class notes and obituaries
Harvard alumni may sign in to view class notes and obituaries.
An excerpt from "Running the Books" by Avi Steinberg
Learning the rules of life in prison: an excerpt from the memoir of former prison librarian Avi Steinberg ’02
Paul Farmer appointed University Professor; Peter Gomes suffers stroke
Farmer is known for humanitarian work and global health; Gomes is hospitalized.
Music and Lyrics
Clips from the career of librettist John Weidman ’68, including a Sesame Street sketch, excerpts from Assassins, and Weidman's reflections on works staged at Lincoln Center
Profile of new Harvard squash coach Mike Way
A new squash coach has arrived from Canada.
Planning a Digital Public Library of America
Leaders of research libraries, foundations, and national cultural institutions gathered at Harvard to discuss the feasibility of creating a national digital library.
Task force recommends coordinated management structure for Harvard libraries
The Task Force on University Libraries recommends a coordinated management structure for the entire system.
Jack Rakove reviews Pauline's Maier's "Ratification," on the U.S. Constitution
The great experiment in constitution-making
by Jack Rakove
Risks and rewards of third-age and encore careers
For third-agers, changing careers is exciting, scary, and challenging.