Students

Narratives and news capturing the lives, struggles, and achievements of current students.

An illustration of a Celtic warrior with a shield in grey

The Celts in Art and Imagination

A new exhibition at the Harvard Art Museums traces 2,500 years of Celtic art.

by Olivia Farrar

Harvard players near the batting cage.

Harvard baseball's centennial at Fenway Park, Red Sox home

Commemorating a special game on a special field

The Globetrotters warming up before the game.

Harvard Lampoon plays basketball game against Harlem Globetrotters

The Harlem team plays the student humor publication in the streets of Harvard Square.

Harvard College unveils new alcohol policy

Changes affect House formals and private parties

Kathleen McCartney

New Harvard education doctoral program

New Harvard degree aims to advance research

A life-size model of a renovated Old Quincy suite includes a hallway, a "cluster" common room, a bathroom, a single bedroom, and a double bedroom set up in the parking garage at One Western Avenue, where contractors, architects and administrators can tour the mock-up. Click the "right arrow" below or use the arrow buttons on your keyboard to see more images.

Quincy House renovation display models: image gallery

View images of mock-ups of the new room layouts.

Harvard forms Army ROTC relationship

Will have campus presence; University assumes costs

The women's basketball team celebrates their victory over Hofstra last night as they became the first team in Ivy League history to record a win in the WNIT.

Harvard women's basketball garners first Ivy League WNIT win

Brogan Berry and Christine Clark combine for 49 points as the Crimson defeat Hofstra, 73-71.

Harvard men's basketball garners first NCAA tournament berth since 1946

Harvard men gain first NCAA basketball berth since 1946.

A group of Radcliffe students socialize in a common room in Moors Hall circa 1950.

Coed housing transition remembered in Pforzheimer House panel and exhibit

Remembering co-residency’s trial run

by Katherine Xue

Peter Der Manuelian with a 3-D projection of the subterranean chapel of Queen Meresankh III, discovered and excavated at Giza in 1927 by the Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition. This immersive computer model, based on the actual archaeological documentation, uses software powered by Dassault Systèmes, Paris.

The Humanities, Digitized

Reconceiving the study of culture

by Jonathan Shaw