John Harvard's Journal | July-August 2015 Harvard College dean Rakesh Khurana's agenda Rakesh Khurana, dean of the College, asks hard questions about the mission of a Harvard education. Right Now | July-August 2015 HBS experts on the disruptive power of the Internet of Things What smart gadgets mean for big business Features | July-August 2015 With SPOCs, HarvardX tries making MOOCs smaller Online education looks beyond the MOOC. Science & Technology | 6.12.2015 Harvard synthetic biology researchers built a transplantable circadian clock Harvard synthetic biologists have engineered a circadian clock, with implications for treating obesity and metabolic diseases. Commencement | 5.29.2015 Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg awarded Radcliffe Medal This year’s Radcliffe Medalist reflects on her Supreme Court career. Commencement | 5.27.2015 Artist Rick Lowe speaks at Harvard Graduate School of Design's 2015 Class Day The Houston-based public artist addressed graduates and their families. Graduate & Professional Schools | 5.19.2015 Harvard Kennedy School journal program connects students to the field Through nine journals, students “take control of the narrative” surrounding public policy. John Harvard's Journal | May-June 2015 Harvard Islamic Legal Studies Program launches SHARIASource digital platform SHARIASource—“Google-like aspirations” for an online resource on Islamic law University News | 4.14.2015 Divest Harvard Protesters Blockade President Faust's Massachusetts Hall Office Invoking history, activists call weeklong event the “lunch-counter moment for the twenty-first century.” Museums & Collections | 4.8.2015 Peabody museum curators discuss archaeology of Harvard Yard project Archaeologists examine printing type found deep in Harvard Yard. University News | 3.27.2015 Harvard professors, journalist Nate Cohn discuss data and voting rights Why good data are essential to understanding the Voting Rights Act Students | 2.27.2015 Pforzheimer House students dogsled over Harvard's Wintersession In a new Pforzheimer House tradition, students reflect on life at Harvard, from the back of a dogsled. Load More
