John Harvard's Journal
Padimut at Harvard
A rare Egyptian mummy case is on display at the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East.
Harvard's budget balances, benefits cuts divisive
A University financial surplus, but tensions over reductions in employee health benefits
Open Access proponent Peter Suber, briefly profiled
The open-access proponent works to increase the flow of scholarly information.
Program in architecture studies links Graduate School of Design and College
Design becomes a hands-on “study of culture itself” in the undergraduate architecture studies track.
Headlines from Harvard history, January-February 1915-1985
From the pages of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin and Harvard Magazine
Developments in greening Harvard, green cities research, and divestment debates
As debates continue over divestment, Harvard events highlight progress on campus sustainability and climate research.
Harvard Magazine staff changes
A senior magazine colleague moves on, and new members of the editorial staff
Harvard Medical School campaign, Steve Ballmer gift
Funding medical research and education, Steve Ballmer boosts computer-science expansion, and arts and teacher-training initiatives
Harvard Magazine honors Adam Kirsch, others
Writers and artists who made special contributions to the magazine in 2014
Harvard faculty object to cameras monitoring attendance
An experiment in monitoring students’ engagements with lectures runs afoul of faculty concerns about the sanctity of classrooms.
Harvard government, engineering deans depart, and more
Departing government and engineering deans, Rhodes and Marshall Scholars, Crimson-Eli computer-science course, and more