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
Hawking Their Wares
Harvard Yard kiosks blossom with flyers for courses and extracurriculars as classes begin.
Drew Faust’s Morning Prayers for the 375th Anniversary
The president, as historian, puts Harvard's present and prospects in context.
Rogoff: A Whiff of Inflation Now?
A prominent economist prescribes a heterodox cure for the persistent recession.
And Then There Were 10
The Harvard Corporation’s three new members
Rethinking Allston
The University has issued a new set of recommendations for its landholdings there.
The View from Mass. Hall
A president in her fifth year surveys the University on the eve of its 375th.
New Settings for Fine Art
As a redesigned museum rises, curators choose works for display and plan to increase faculty involvement in the process.
Harvard at 400
Visions of the University in 2036
by Craig Lambert
Brevia
Marc Hauser resigns, Kennedy School celebrates its seventy-fifth anniversary, new organ for Memorial Church, Fay House renovations, and other Harvard news
Kennedy: Color Line Persists in U.S. Politics
Harvard law professor Randall Kennedy's book calls Obama “enigmatic” on race.