Features
How Women Are Changing the NBA
From coaching staffs to front offices, female leaders are bringing new strategies to men’s basketball.
The United States bubble economy and lessons from Japan
Prospects for American economic recovery—and cautionary lessons from Japan
Arthur Kleinman on the societal and medical ramifications of caregiving
A scholar experiences the moral acts that come before—and go beyond—modern medicine.
Profile of literary agent Andrew Wylie
Andrew Wylie '70 runs a powerful literary agency that mixes hardball business and highbrow tastes. With audio from an interview with Wylie.
Network scientists at Harvard: Nicholas Christakis, Laura Bogart, Martin Nowak
Exploring the weblike structures that underlie everything from friendship to cellular behavior
Jay Lorsch and Rakesh Khurana offer a new paradigm for executive compensation
Time for a new paradigm for executive compensation
by Jay Lorsch , Rakesh Khurana
Brief life of Malawian nationalist Masauko Chipembere
Brief life of a pioneering African nationalist: 1930-1975
Gutenberg 2.0: What future for libraries?
Harvard’s libraries deal with disruptive change.
Fighting malaria with evolutionary biology and genomics
Harvard scientists are using genomic tools to fight newly resurgent malaria.
Super-active students are over-scheduled
College students today lead hyper-active, highly scheduled lives.
American composer Johnny Green
Brief life of a conflicted musician: 1908-1989
by Sol Hurwitz