Commentary | 5.3.2017 Sweet Auburn Whimsical ruminations on America’s oldest garden cemetery Treasure | May-June 2016 “Radio Contact” at Harvard’s Collection of Historic Scientific Instruments Radio was the medium that broke the silence. Treasure | January-February 2015 “Birds of the World” at Harvard’s Museum of Natural History A new exhibition of birds of the world Treasure | November-December 2014 Silhouettes from Harvard’s Houghton Library displayed All that’s needed are scissors and a steady hand. Treasure | September-October 2014 Harvard Map Collection exhibits maps of the trenches in World War I A new way to see World War I Treasure | May-June 2014 Harvard’s Houghton Library celebrates William Makepeace Thackeray Houghton Library celebrates William Makepeace Thackeray. Treasure | January-February 2014 Railroads’ impact in the U.S.A.: an online, HBS Baker Library exhibition What more than 240,000 miles of railroad track can do Treasure | September-October 2013 "Battle-Scarred": Harvard exhibit on caring for the Civil War's sick and wounded What life was like for those who did not die Treasure | July-August 2013 Harvard Museums of Science and Culture debut exhibit: “Time & Time Again” A personification of time Treasure | May-June 2013 Harvard showcases Calderwood Collection art from Iran, Iraq, and Central Asia Art on display from Iran, Iraq, and Central Asia spans a millennium. John Harvard's Journal | March-April 2013 Harvard University Press centennial in a digital era At its centennial, Harvard University Press continues publishing books, while vastly expanding its digital products. Treasure | March-April 2013 Japanese falconry preserved by note-taking An item in the history of note-taking Load More
