Harvard History & Traditions
We Were Students Once...
Young love: the poem, plus enduring lessons from a public-health pioneer
by Primus VI
A Tribute to Harry Lewis
Former students, friends, family, and colleagues gather to celebrate Harry Lewis on the occasion of his seventieth birthday.
by Jonathan Shaw
From the Archives: We Remember World War I
Firsthand accounts of Harvard men and women who lived through it, 100 years after the United States entered the Great War
by Adam Goodheart
Spring Sports, Spider Man
Roger Angell tees off, David Halberstam survives the Charles, and more
by Primus VI
Yesterday's News
An elephant race, and more from the Harvard Alumni Bulletin and Harvard Magazine
Harvard’s Class Gap
The chasm between elite academia and working-class Americans—and how to bridge it
by Richard D. Kahl...
The Lost Museum
Recreating the Philosophy Chamber
by Jonathan Shaw , Jennifer Carling
“How War Has Made Us”
Drew Faust, in Ho Chi Minh City, on the Civil War and the Vietnam War
by John S. Rosenberg
86 Across
A longtime contributor hangs up his pencil.
Yesterday's News
A morgue for movies, and more from the Harvard Alumni Bulletin and Harvard Magazine
Entrances and Exits
Coeducating the Harvard Club of New York, Robert McNamara redux, and a professor at home on the range
by Primus VI