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Renewed Winthrop House welcomes back students under one roof
Students move into a renovated Winthrop House.
Harvard experts shape PBS Vietnam series
Harvard experts provide access to Vietnamese sources on the war.
In “Little Fires Everywhere,” a Custody Battle Ignites the Comfortable Suburbs
Celeste Ng’s nimble second novel traces a cross-cultural drama in her Midwestern hometown.
In Danielle Allen’s “Cuz,” Caught Between Two Justice Systems
Allen’s new book excoriates both the justice system and a parallel universe of gang rule.
Harvard Law School unveils monument to slaves
Harvard Law School recognizes its ties to slavery.
Faust Condemns DACA Elimination
President Faust urges Congress to protect undocumented students through legislative means.
Drew Faust leads last start-of-semester Morning Prayers as Harvard president
Drew Faust reflects on the University's purpose at the last start-of-semester Morning Prayers of her Harvard presidency.
Convocation 2017: What Should an Education Be at Such a Moment?
Speakers reflect on the goals of a liberal arts university.
Freshman year, 10 years out
A graduate reflects on history—personal and otherwise.
The sounds of one of Harvard's earliest a cappella groups, the Dunster Dunces
A look (and listen) back at the Dunster Dunces
by Oset Babür
Harvard faculty’s final-club opposition
A new motion aims to bring the proposed ban before the full Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Nuclear War in Korea? Eggs and Taxes More Urgent
Living calmly next to a rogue nuclear state