John Harvard's Journal
At Harvard’s Beck-Warren House, Ghosts Speak Many Languages
The quirky 1833 home now hosts Celtic scholars.
From Lonely to Alone
Until the night before I left for winter break my first year, Harvard was enchanted. The people were winged, the ideas were utopian, the Yard was sylvan bliss. But that night, Harvard gave up another side of itself: its loneliness.
by Miriam Udel
World's Fair
Signs of that internationalization, and of the diversification of Harvard and the nation, were everywhere. The baccalaureate service in Memorial Church on Tuesday...
The Man Thinking Club
1997 Phi Beta Kappa oration by Anne Fadiman
A Formidable Woman
Mary Fasano, A.A.E. '93, addressed the Extension School on June 5.
Read Better, Sleep More
A primer on teaching undergraduates how to read the right way
by Miriam Udel
Tying the Knot
Navigating College life after committing matrimony
by Miriam Udel