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Harvard Alumnus Wins Chemistry Nobel
David Baker ’84 invents new proteins not found in nature.
"Harvard Football Begins New Era: Coach Andrew Aurich Leads Crimson in 150th Season with Highs and Lows
New coach, new season, and early football ups and downs
On Harvard's Academic Agenda
How the administration might pursue Harvard’s core mission, pare bureaucracy, and promote Veritas
Faye Driscoll’s 'Weathering': An Immersive Performance on Survival and the Climate Crisis at ICA Boston
Exploring emotional connections and the climate crisis
Lee Junseok Wants to Remake Korean Politics
South Korea’s Lee Junseok tries to break old binaries.
Thomas Higginson: Abolitionist, Feminist, and Emily Dickinson's Mentor
Brief life of an activist for freedom: 1823-1911
by John Nelson
Campus Unrest and Antisemitism: Harvard's Actions During the 2023-2024 Academic Year
Exhortations to civil discourse, training in how to talk together—and plenty of new campus rules
New Traditions
Connecting contemporary “intellectual virtues” to Harvard’s traditions
by Primus VI
The Battle of Antietam: America's Deadliest Day and Its Impact on the Civil War
A new history of the Civil War's Battle of Antietam
America’s Housing Problem—Explained
How zoning reforms could address a crisis that squeezes the poor and the middle class
How Does the Brain Interpret Language in Real-Time?
New research on how the brain uses sounds to form words and create meaning.