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Illustration showing that a blend of working from home and in the office leads to better-performing and happier employees

Hybrid Work’s Sweet Spot

A business school study finds hybrid workers generate more novel and useful information.

by Colleen Walsh

Repeated images of a ballet dancer warming up amid a teal background

Bodies in Motion

Inspiring new exhibit at the deCordova Museum and Sculpture Park

by Nell Porter-Brown

Finn Bamber and Clay Oxford sit beside a sound board with a theater set behind them

The Art of Lighting and Sound Design

Theater technicians Finn Bamber and Clay Oxford bring Harvard theater to life.

by Nancy Walecki

Illustration of book like a sinking ship, emblematic of problems in the humanities

Humanists All

What is lost in the precipitous decline of the arts and humanities

by James Engell

Henry Rosovsky

Farewell

Remembering Henry Rosovsky

President Lawrence S. Bacow

The View from Mass Hall

President Bacow on conversations with students

by Lawrence S. Bacow

Three Cheers

A salute to a writer and two artists who served readers especially well in 2022

Reid Parsons stands in a greenhouse amid plants

Raising Her Voice

Singer-songwriter Reid Parsons on the irreplaceable instrument

by Lydialyle Gibson

Along a city street, mural on a concrete wall shows two men shaking hands, with a large pair of watchful eyes in the background.

To the Rescue

Harvard’s Scholars at Risk Program helps endangered artists and scholars

by Lydialyle Gibson

Student protestors outs the Supreme Court, demonstrating in favor of affirmative action in admissions

Admissions on Trial

The Supreme Court hears the Harvard and UNC admissions cases.

Children singers performing on stage with purple lighting

Raising Young Voices

Boston Children's Chorus 2023 season

by Nell Porter-Brown

Home, Harvard, and (Im)permanence

The complicated return to campus post-pandemic

by Sofia Andrade