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Diaghilev and His Geniuses

The Harvard Theatre Collection opens an exhibition and hosts a symposium on Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes.

by Craig Lambert

The Dalai Lama Visits to Speak—and Plant a Tree

The Dalai Lama spoke at Memorial Church and planted an honorary birch tree with President Faust.

Video: High-Tech Golf Lesson

Harvard Magazine took varsity golfer Emily Balmert '09 for a high-tech golf lesson.

The Bells Return to Russia

A New Yorker article explores the Lowell House bells' journey back to Russia—and how they came to be at Harvard in the first place.

Report on Harvard University Police Department Released

A committee appointed to review ways to improve the University police department's relationship with the Harvard community issues its report.

On the Medicalization of Our Culture

In a Humanities Center symposium, scholars outlined how the concepts of disease and diagnosis pervade ever more facets of our lives.

General Petraeus Speaks at the Kennedy School

General David Petraeus spoke on military and security issues at the Harvard Kennedy School.

Ancestral Influences

View images of Phillip Charette's masks alongside masks from the Smithsonian Institution holdings that inspired him.

New Vistas in 3-D

Play with a 3-D PDF of the Perseus molecular cloud and take a guided tour with Alyssa Goodman.

Linking Brain to Behavior

To better understand the human brain, Aravinthan Samuel studies the movements of worms and larvae. View them in motion here.

Science and Song

Listen to songs written by assistant professor of organismic and evolutionary biology Pardis Sabeti, performed with her alternative-rock band, Thousand Days.

A Pioneer in Family Planning

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.