John Harvard's Journal

Cozy nook with a patterned rug and various colorful pillows against wooden walls.

At Harvard’s Beck-Warren House, Ghosts Speak Many Languages

The quirky 1833 home now hosts Celtic scholars.

by Nell Porter-Brown

Harvard crew of 1926 rowing the icy water of the Charles River

Headlines from Harvard history

From the pages of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin and Harvard Magazine

James Mickens

Harvard Portrait: James Mickens

A Harvard computer scientist on how to build a universe

by Lydialyle Gibson

Mather House co-master Michael Rosen­garten and master Christie McDonald

Harvard confronts the challenges of inclusion

The Harvard community confronts the challenges of inclusion. 

by Marina N. Bolotnikova

Construction work in progress at the Harvard Kennedy School

Harvard Kennedy School campus construction

Building capacity, literally, at the public-policy campus

Engineering the future of Harvard’s SEAS

SEAS dean Frank Doyle shares insights.

by Jonathan Shaw , John S. Rosenberg

Elderly man in a suit sitting in a chair, hands clasped, wearing glasses.

Henry Rosovsky: a tribute from Harvard Magazine

A tribute to Henry Rosovsky from Harvard Magazine

by John S. Rosenberg

Diversity, affirmative-action adjuration, going global, and General Education

College race debates reach Harvard, admissions adjudication, again, the launch of the Harvard Global Institute, and General Education revisited

by Marina N. Bolotnikova , John S. Rosenberg

Babar receives an honorary degree from Harvard

Headlines from Harvard history

From the pages of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin and Harvard Magazine

Portrait of Harvard Medical School dean Jeffrey S. Flier

Harvard fall 2015 news briefs

Medical dean stepping down, Rhodes and Marshall scholars, more conservative Winthrop House addition, and more

A wall of formal portraits, five representing white male Harvard faculty and administrators, one representing a black undergraduate woman

The Undergraduate deals with “what it means to be a walking disruption”

Learning “what it means to be a walking disruption”

by Jenny Gathright