Lydialyle Gibson

Craig and Krimes talk in an art studio

Arts & Culture |

Making Art behind Bars

Formerly imprisoned artists discuss practice, community, and mass incarceration.

Ophelia Dahl, standing in front of a bookshelf with her arms crossed

Commencement |

Global Health Pioneer Ophelia Dahl to Receive 2023 Radcliffe Medal

The human rights advocate co-founded Partners In Health in 1987.

Adrian Piper

University News |

Adrian Piper to Receive Harvard Arts Medal

Spanning more than 50 years, the conceptual artist’s work explores race, class, gender, and identity.

Ruth J. Simmons during a 2007 Harvard panel discussion among women Ivy League presidents (including president-designate Drew Gilpin Faust)

University News |

Ruth Simmons to Join Harvard as Senior Adviser

The former Brown University president will focus on partnerships with HBCUs.

Sara Bleich

University News |

Readying for a Reckoning

Vice provost Sara Bleich on implementing the recommendations in Harvard’s report on ties to slavery

A photo montage of protest signs; one reads, "Workers are Harvard's true endowment."

University News |

Academic Workers Rally for Union Recognition

Amid other tough negotiations, Harvard non-tenure-track faculty and staff seek better compensation, workplace protections, and an end to term limits. 

Sheree Ohen addresses attendees at the seminar

University News |

Teaching the Harvard Slavery Report

A seminar on bringing the landmark findings into the classroom

Louis Deslauriers seated at a table in front of a blackboard

John Harvard's Journal | March-April 2023

Louis Deslauriers

Portrait of an expert in science education and "engaged learning"

An older couple standing in a large room filled with pianos

Montage | March-April 2023

Attuned to Pianos

An instrument restorer’s beautiful obsession

portrait of Wendell Steavenson

Montage | March-April 2023

From War Zones to the North Shore

A new novel from foreign correspondent Wendell Steavenson

Martin Luther King III and Brandon Terry seated in chairs on a large auditorium stage

University News |

The State of Civil Rights

Martin Luther King III on the progress yet to be made

Emily Channell-Justice and former ambassador Marie Yovanovitch in conversation at Thursday's event

University News |

“A Grinding War”

A former ambassador to Ukraine offers her perspective on the conflict