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

Harvard fall coronavirus decisions

The factors influencing the fall semester—and beyond

by John S. Rosenberg

Harvard “net-zero” climate-change policy

The University adopts a new goal for managing the endowment.

by Marina N. Bolotnikova , John S. Rosenberg

Group of degree candidates from the Design School pose on the steps of Widener for an unofficial Class Day photo.

Leadership changes, new sexual-misconduct rules, and more

Leadership changes, new sexual-misconduct rules, and more

Jeffrey Epstein’s Harvard ties detailed in official report

The general counsel’s report recommended—and prompted—action.

by John S. Rosenberg

image of a girl in a dark space looking upward as her flashlight illuminates a verdant space ahead

The Undergraduate faces life without handrails

The Undergraduate faces up to a postgraduate life without handrails.

by Julie Chung

Illustration showing groups on both sides of the Charles River pushing two halves of a brick bridge together to span the river

Headlines from Harvard’s history

Headlines from Harvard’s history

Architectural plan for Widener Library

Harvard Widener Library Overlooked Designer

Widener Library’s overlooked designer

by John S. Rosenberg

Photographs of Harvard and Radcliffe would-be honorands Martin Baron and Melinda Gates

Baron and Gates at Commencement, a lawsuit renewed,

Baron and Gates planned at Commencement, new Corporation member, a lawsuit renewed, and more

Divestment developments at Harvard

Developments at Harvard, Brown’s changed investments, and Yale’s engagement with companies in its portfolio

by John S. Rosenberg

A stylized plot of Lorenz's "butterfly effect" model against a black background with gold-toned curves wrapping themselves around unshown x and y axes, resembling the wings of a butterfly

The Undergraduate on power and the denial of scholarship

A student scientist contemplates power and the denial of scholarship.

by Drew Pendergrass