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Storytelling Scholar
Marie Rutkoski blends sixteenth-century history with fantasy in The Cabinet of Wonders, a new novel for young adults.
Eclectic Eating
Highland Kitchen, a Southern-inspired restaurant-bar, satisfyingly fills a Somerville niche.
A Record-Breaker Passes
Farewell to Walter Seward, Harvard's longest-lived alumnus
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Advancing Art
Art historian and former museum curator Emily Rauh Pulitzer gives the Harvard Art Museum 31 important works of modern and contemporary art and $45 million, enhancing a tradition she shared with her late husband, Joseph Pulitzer Jr
Life Sciences, Applied
Bioengineering--at the intersection of biology, medical science, and engineering--is where scientists Joseph Vacanti, Pamela Silver, Kit Parker, David Mooney, Joanna Aizenberg, and Radhika Nagpal are defining a new field.
Off the Shelf
An editorial sampling of recent books with Harvard connections
Educational Activist
Teresa Clarke helps talented but low-income South African children through the Student Sponsorship Programme.
Harvard soccer and basketball updates
Soccer and basketball updates
Harvard alumni in the 111th Congress
Harvardians in the 111th Congress
The Endowment: Each School’s Stake
(Sidebar) The shrinking Harvard endowment affects the University's different schools differently.