Alumni
NFL Referee Ron Torbert Makes the Tough Calls
A Harvard Law alum puts his degree to work on the field.
Preservationist
Every day in Dallas, people gather in Dealey Plaza to look up at the sixth floor of what once was the Texas School Book Depository. Some lay...
Family Moviemakers
Every day in Dallas, people gather in Dealey Plaza to look up at the sixth floor of what once was the Texas School Book Depository. Some lay...
The Sweetest Thing
In the mid 1980s, Ram Sasisekharan, Ph.D. '92, turned to tennis to ease the pressure of his intensive graduate studies in biophysics. His search...
News from the HAA
Alumni Abroad As classes resumed in Cambridge, alumni on both sides of the Atlantic were gearing up for the "Harvard in Europe"...
Liberty's Defending Angel
Her noble passion may have sprung from a frustrated appetite: even by Harvard standards, Nadine Strossen '72, J.D. '75, is a voracious reader...
"Pure Brit" Finds Second Home at Harvard
The new president of the Harvard Alumni Association, James V. Baker '68, M.B.A. '71, had never been to America before he boarded the SS United...
News from the HAA
• Alumni Abroad • Well Done • Harvard@Home • Hiram Hunn Awards • Call for Nominations Alumni Abroad The Harvard...
Philogynist (I)
He has run for political office, been a professor, published seven books, modeled, and acted in dozens of commercials, but Alexander Karanikas...
Philogynist (II)
Anna Collins '86, M.B.A. '95, got her start in community service early, volunteering with her parents in Michigan for activities such as state...
Yesterday's News
1923 The College admits 940 applicants, its largest class ever. For the first time, those in the top seventh of their preparatory schools have...