Elizabeth Gudrais

Rahul Mehrotra at the Chowmahalla Palace in Hyderabad. The earliest structures of the palace complex were built in a Palladian Neoclassical style; as the rulers gained in confidence, they adopted the Islamic Revivalist style shown here.

Features | May-June 2012

Architect Rahul Mehrotra balances teaching at Harvard and practice in India

Rahul Mehrotra's architecture spans eras and cultural divides.

Adam Bosworth

Alumni | May-June 2012

Keas founder Adam Bosworth ’76: from programming to minding your health

Keas—founded by computer programmer Adam Bosworth ’76—combines social media and gaming to make wellness fun.

This country house, built for a filmmaker, includes a portico that becomes communal space when the owners aren't using it.

Arts & Culture |

Rahul Mehrotra discusses how design can address social problems

The architect discusses how design can address social problems.

More than two million tourists visit the Taj Mahal each year.

Features | May-June 2012

New historic conservation track at the Harvard Graduate School of Design

Rahul Mehrotra pioneers a historic conservation track at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.

The buildings at the Magic Bus camp—like this cabin where campers sleep—were made from materials commonly used in Mumbai’s slums, so that visiting children from poor districts would encounter familiar materials used in new ways.

Features | May-June 2012

Children from Mumbai's slums find a haven at the Magic Bus camp

A haven of green for Mumbai slum children

The <em>Rajpath,</em> or King’s Way, in New Delhi runs from the federal government complex to the India Gate monument (seen through morning fog in the distance). It is the route for the annual Republic Day parade.

John Harvard's Journal | March-April 2012

Harvard curricular and research connections to India

President Faust's first visit to the South Asian nation highlights research and curricular connections old and new.

T. Berry Brazelton

Features | January-February 2012

T. Berry Brazelton's life and legacy

The life and legacy of pathbreaking pediatrician T. Berry Brazelton

Mary Kinsella Scannell, vice president for early education and care, plays with baby Kinsey Ferraguto and toddler Margot Vorhees.

Features | January-February 2012

The Brazelton Touchpoints Center teaches a revolutionary relational approach

Supporting children by teaching the adults who shape their lives

Skewed Preferences: From left to right: the wealth distribution Norton’s respondents said would be ideal; how they estimated wealth was currently distributed; and the actual distribution of wealth in the United States.

Right Now | November-December 2011

Michael Norton of HBS studies wealth inequality perceptions and preferences

Harvard Business School professor Michael Norton finds Americans prefer a more equal distribution of wealth.

Features | September-October 2011

How Harvard students, and their college experience, have changed since 1986

Harvard students and their lives: 1986 versus today

Shelly F. Greenfield

Right Now | July-August 2011

Shelly Greenfield's research finds gender differences in recovery from addiction

Studying the differences in addiction and recovery between men and women

Farmers often have to travel several hours to reach a village market like this one, in King’ori, Tanzania.

Right Now | March-April 2011

Calestous Juma promotes African agriculture

Calestous Juma sees agricultural innovation as a catalyst to promote development.