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Singer-cardiologist Suzie Brown

Singer-songwriter Suzie Brown, a cardiologist by training, has just released her first CD.

by Kevin Hartnett

Nobel laureate Baruj Benacerraf, Dana-Farber leader, dies at 90

The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's former head was a leader in immunology and cancer research.

Harvard contributes most grads to 2011 Teach for America

The University is the top contributor among medium-sized schools.

Ashton Carter nominated as deputy secretary of defense

On leave from the Kennedy School, Carter had been working for the Pentagon.

Kit Parker uncovers mechanics of traumatic brain injury

Bioengineering professor’s discovery offers new hope for injured soldiers.

HBS professor Clayton Christensen questions the future of higher education

The HBS professor predicts that online education will disrupt old models.

The Arts: More Than Diversion

The arts deserve central consideration in Harvard's mission, not just treatment as an embellishment.

by Mia Riverton

Harvard Graduate School of Education video tells teens "It Gets Better"

The worldwide campaign provides messages of hope and support for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered teens.

Scandal forces Congressman David Wu to announce resignation

The Medical School alumnus announced he will not seek an eighth term.

Esmeralda Santiago overcomes stroke to publish epic novel

The new historical novel by the Harvard-educated author has earned wide praise.

Harvard lecturer cancels youth leadership development program in Syria

Recent unrest derailed Marshall Ganz's leadership development project for youth.

In Cuba with the Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra—a timpanist's tale

An undergraduate writes about time travel, the "Communist clap," and odes to joy.

by Elizabeth C. Bloom