Arts & Culture
FAS Dean Outlines Preparations for Loss of Federal Funding
“To preserve our mission, we must act now,” Hoekstra says at faculty meeting
by Jonathan Shaw
Sesquicentennial Soirée
The Harvard Advocate turns 150.
by Madeleine Schwartz
Beauty from Disarray
From the beginning, artist and advocate Judith Brodsky felt “pulls in different directions.”
by Violet Baron
The Business of Lies
Joseph Finder makes technology the texture of his new thriller, Guilty Minds.
by Bailey Trela
America's Higher-Education Agenda
A focused briefing on degree-attainment, democracy, and economic opportunity
by Clayton Spencer
Pranks in Pusey Library
A retrospective on the Lampoon’s 140 years of mischief
by Aidan Langston
A Pianist on the World Stage
Aristo Sham ’19 takes first place at the New York International Piano Competition.
by Aidan Langston
Open Roads and Dead Ends on a Native American Reservation
The Seventh Fire, executive produced by Terrence Malick ’65 and Natalie Portman ’03, sheds light on gang life among Native Americans.
by Sophia Nguyen
Babar Comes to Houghton Library
Houghton hosts an exhibit of the green suit-wearing French elephant through August 31.
by Lydialyle Gibson
This Is How the World Ends
Thanks to Harvard, according to a new fantasy epic by Justin Cronin ’84
by Grayson Clary
Stepwise
A ballet career, earned through college and cattle calls
by Maggie Shipstead