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The Atlantic’s Scott Stossel on anxiety

Scott Stossel ’91 probes anxiety in a personal, revealing, and funny book about a serious subject.

Four Harvard buildings were evacuated after an explosives threat

A report of explosives shut down four buildings on campus today.

Citizen science draws amateurs into scientific research

In the Internet era, research moves from professionals’ labs to amateurs’ homes.

by Katherine Xue

Proximity Designs and rural development in Myanmar

A social enterprise works to improve farmers' economic prospects

Harvard Magazine honors writers

Recognizing two outstanding contributors to the magazine's contents during 2013

Harvard's larger fiscal 2013 deficit

A larger deficit and continuing Harvard financial challenges—amid fundraising and rising expenses

Harvard Architectural and Urban Society_Alumni: Snapshot of a SIG

The Harvard Architectural and Urban Society_Alumni Shared Interest Group

Dewitt Jones seeks a fragile balance in financing community development.

Boston Community Capital's DeWitt Jones promotes affordable housing, energy efficiency, and a mortgage buyback program in low-income communities.

by Nell Porter-Brown

Seedpod photographs by Anna Laurent

Little packages of DNA that explode with beauty

by Craig Lambert

Harvard sociologist Matthew Desmond on evictions

Sociologist Matthew Desmond studies eviction and the lives of America’s poor.

by Elizabeth Gudrais

Hockey coach Katey Stone mentors US Olympic women for Sochi

Katey Stone coaches the Olympics-bound U.S. icewomen.

by Barbara Matson