Harry R. Lewis
Six Decades of Computer Science at Harvard
Reflections on six decades of relations with computers
Features | September-October 2023
Arthur Augustus Johnson
Brief life of a Black baseball impresario: 1890-1951
Features | September-October 2020
Computer science at Harvard in the 1960s and 1970s
The “yeasty” times” when computer research grew at Harvard
Harvard professor critiques book on youth, maturity
A philosopher’s take on individuals and maturity, in a world of institutions
Features | September-October 2012
Harry Lewis on the Genesis of CS 20, an innovative computer science course
Anatomy of a new course—and a new approach to teaching it
Harvard deans urge renewing civic education
Time to restore American higher education’s lost mission
Features | September-October 2011
A glimpse of Harry R. Lewis's courses on computer science
How should we handle information?
Features | September-October 2007
Gordon McKay
Brief life of an inventor with a lasting Harvard legacy: 1821-1903
Talented Eccentrics
Within living memory, computer programming was handicraft. Individual programmers strained to create works that were both useful and...