Arts & Culture
Harvard Releases Antisemitism and Anti-Muslim Task Force Reports
University publishes findings from thorough examinations of campus conditions.
by Max J. Krupnick
A Conversation with Rahul Mehrotra
The architect discusses how design can address social problems.
by Elizabeth Gudrais
Class Reports, Redux
In a new novel, Deborah Copaken Kogan ’88 explores mid-life College reunions.
by Nell Porter-Brown
Fine-Art Construction
Alumni returning to Cambridge this spring will find the Fogg expansion looming large.
Think Locally, Eat Globally
Harvard Square restaurants serve a diverse array of international cuisine.
by Nell Porter-Brown
Off the Shelf
Recent books with Harvard connections
Poetry, Architecture, and Dance, Combined
Original works highlight new dance director’s focus on innovation
Fogg Reopening Deferred to 2014
New art-museum schedule reflects complex construction, reinstallation
How the Enlightenment Led to Colonialism
Filmmaker William Kentridge explains in his second Norton Lecture.
by Spencer Lee Lenfield
The Richness of Nature at Large
Yukio Lippit curates Colorful Realm exhibit at National Gallery
by Spencer Lee Lenfield
William Kentridge: “In Praise of Shadows”
The first of the 2012 Norton Lectures
by Spencer Lee Lenfield