Francesca Annic...

Francesca Annicchiarico ’16, the inaugural Steiner Undergraduate Editorial Fellow, serving in the summer of 2014, is a Dunster House resident and social studies concentrator from Portogruaro, Italy.
Deborah Anker

John Harvard's Journal | November-December 2014

Deborah Anker, Harvard Law Professor, on immigration law

A specialist on immigration at Harvard Law School

Hampden Hall, at 8 Plympton Street, is one of the Harvard-owned buildings in the Square sheltering Dunster House residents this year.

Harvard College |

Harvard's Dunster House community adjusts to relocation.

The Dunster House community adjusts to relocation.

Tibetan texts on loan, awaiting scanning at the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center

John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2014

Harvard Library helps preserve Tibet’s literary heritage

Harvard Library helps preserve Tibet’s literary heritage.

The Loeb classics, newly available online

John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2014

Harvard’s Loeb Classical Library goes digital

A digital “rebirth” for the series of Greek and Roman classics

Scenes of Harvard Yard on a mid-July morning

Commentary |

An undergraduate's summer at Harvard

Thoughts on a summer in Cambridge

View of Dunster House, the first residence for upperclassmen to undergo full renewal, from Memorial Drive. Seven weeks after the reconstruction project began, Dunster is almost completely scaffolded, and its iron gate has been removed.

Harvard College |

Dunster Demolition

An update on the first renovation of an entire Harvard House

President Drew Faust addresses the 14 veterans who participated in the Warrior-Scholar Project at Harvard. The week-long pilot program, which involved democracy-themed seminars as well as reading and writing workshops, ran from July 6 to July 12.

University News |

Academic Boot Camp at Harvard for Warrior-Scholars

The Warrior-Scholar Project runs its first program at Harvard.

Brianna Macgregor '16 and Ozdemir Vayisoglu '16, both fellows at the Summer Humanities and Arts Research Program, digitally access information about an object at the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) in Salem, Massachusetts, during a workshop on cultural interpretation.

Students |

Harvard students spend summer on arts and humanities research projects

Harvard undergraduates delve deep into summer humanistic research.

Global Health Equity Option Scholar Hanna Amanuel '16 (center) with a local family in Sierra Madre de Chiapas, Mexico. Amanuel spent this spring semester working with Compañeros En Salud México, Partners in Health's sister organization in Chiapas, as part of a new study-abroad program.

University News |

Global-Health Learning in Rural Mexico

Harvard Global Health Institute introduces a unique study-abroad opportunity, melding coursework with field experience.

Located in Harvard Square, the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center hosts shelves of traditional Tibetan volumes, which the organization scans, catalogues, and returns to their owners.

Faculty & Research |

Harvard library stores Tibetan digital archive

Ten million pages of Tibetan literature will be stored in the library’s Digital Repository Services.

Colorado state senator Michael Johnston, the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s 2014 Convocation speaker

Commencement |

At Harvard, Michael Johnston shares his values as an educator

The Colorado state senator shares his values as an educator at Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Convocation.

Andrea Barrett

Commencement |

Harvard PBK Literary Exercises feature Donald Revell and Andrea Barrett

Phi Beta Kappa Literary Exercises feature Donald Revell and Andrea Barrett.