University News | 2.1.2023 Is the Law a Creature of Corporations? Harvard Law students, and others, critique legal practice. Social Sciences | 3.14.2022 Building Native Nations A Harvard Kennedy School course tackles governance in sovereign Indian territories. Alumni | March-April 2022 Miller of "The Bay State Banner" Countering misinformation and chronicling black success The Changing Campus | 12.16.2021 Seeing Allston Whole Residents seek a more comprehensive vision and plan for Harvard’s development aspirations. Montage | November-December 2021 How Myth and Memoir Intertwine Elisabeth Sharp McKetta ’01 finds truth in the border between fact and fiction. Alumni News | 8.31.2021 Highlighting Indigenous People’s “Connection to a Place” The Harvard Alumni Association acknowledges links with Native people. Students & Alumni | 8.12.2021 A Sister’s Plea for Her Brother’s Freedom Rayhan Asat is speaking out against the imprisonment of her brother Ekpar, drawing attention to the plight of Uighurs in China. John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2021 Repatriating Native American Remains Disputes over the disposition of sensitive collections shadow Peabody Museum Students & Alumni | 8.5.2021 Sailing Solo James Hammitt ’78, is a professor at the School of Public Health—and a superb sailor. Social Sciences | 7.28.2021 Governance Reform and Shared Value Michael Porter on the new business agenda Arts & Culture | 7.21.2021 The Layered Histories in Black Family Keepsakes Tiya Miles traces a mother and daughter’s story through a cotton sack. Students & Alumni | 7.15.2021 The “Talking Feds” Podcast Former U.S. attorney Harry P. Litman ’80 and guests’ lively take on legal and political issues. Load More
