University News
AI is Making Medical Decisions — But For Whom?
Doctors warn that without an ethical framework, patients could be left behind.
by Olivia Farrar
Tony Horwitz Travels the Keystone XL Route
The Pulitzer Prize-winning Radcliffe Institute Fellow reports on a road trip.
Squash Teams Quash Trinity, Yale, Win Ivies
Heading to nationals, men's and women's teams undefeated
Alumni Learning, Online
HarvardX for Alumni to be launched in March
Harvard Corporation Elects Kenneth I. Chenault and Karen Gordon Mills
New members of senior governing board succeed Robert D. Reischauer and Robert E. Rubin.
Faculty Members’ Outside Online Activities
Harvard discusses obligations and academic freedom
A Harvard Honor Code?
The faculty discusses College academic conduct.
Rediscovering the Unconscious
At Harvard, Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman discusses decisionmaking with Walmsley University professor Cass Sunstein of Harvard Law School.
Harvard College Applications Level Off
After a period of strong growth, a plateau
Beanpot Originals
Five men who played in the original Beanpot hockey tourney, or one of the first ones, meet each year before the annual fray.
Wynton Marsalis on the Soul of Jazz
The bandleader weaves performance and storytelling to paint a picture of jazz in nineteenth-century New Orleans.