John Harvard's Journal

Ancient Egyptian painted sarcophagus with detailed hieroglyphs and a woman's face.

Padimut at Harvard

A rare Egyptian mummy case is on display at the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East.

by Nell Porter-Brown

Remote-Controlled Library

Accessing the libraries online

Grandel's Playhouse to Wax, Hasty Pudding to Wane

Square theaters new and old

Two graduates in caps and gowns playfully duel with pitchforks in a hayfield.

Brevia

Searching for a scientifically literate Harvard president

"Sex" without DeVore

The "Sex" professor's curtain call

For Mental Health at Harvard

Minding student mental health

Upstairs, Downstairs

Students and staff

by Kirstin Butler

Two reading rooms have been created in what were formerly the Widener light courts. Both are within the stack perimeter. Right, the east reading room, where valuable books will be brought to patrons for use in a supervised setting, as in the reading room at Houghton Library.

Decoding Life’s Mysteries

A new center for genomic and life sciences...

Hoopes Hoopla

What undergraduates study in depth

The Wages of Affluence

Endowed affluence

The Unstoppable Botterill

Athletes in front of and beneath the net

by Craig Lambert