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Toni Morrison concludes Norton Lecture series on race and literature
This week, Nobel laureate Toni Morrison concluded her Norton Lecture series on race and literature—and made a presidential endorsement.
Fencing champion Adrienne Jarocki on the sport of “physical chess"
Two-time NCAA women’s fencing champion Adrienne Jarocki talks about the sport of “physical chess.”
Stephen Owen translates the complete works of Chinese poet Du Fu into English
Conant University Professor Stephen Owen spent 10 years translating the poet’s 1,400 surviving poems.
What is a gene drive?
A new editing technology could allow scientists to push genetic alterations through wild populations of organisms.
Author Michael Pollan speaks at Harvard about his journey as a writer
At Radcliffe, the author talks on nature, food, and altered states of consciousness.
by Laura Levis
Harvard acknowledges slave connections
A plaque begins an official acknowledgment of the University’s past.
Title IX and the Critique of the Neoliberal University
The AAUP critiques the influence of “corporatization” on sexual-assault policy.
Harvard Asian-American leadership
A coincidence of leadership at Harvard, at a contested moment
In letter, Faust responds to congressional endowment queries
A letter from President Faust details endowment restrictions, management plans, and other nuggets.
Actress Rashida Jones ’97 named 2016 Harvard College Class Day speaker
The actress will address the class of 2016 on May 25.
by Laura Levis
Harvard College Class of 2020 admissions report and term bill
A record applicant pool, a 5.2 percent admissions rate, and a $63,025 term bill
Peter J. Gomes portrait installed at Harvard
Harvard installs a portrait of the late Reverend Peter J. Gomes.