Alumni | November-December 2021 People-Powered Journalism At Democracy Now! Amy Goodman goes “where the silence is.” Features | May-June 2021 Sandra Susan Smith, profiled by Marina Bolotnikova Sandra Susan Smith studies work and incarceration in an unequal, atomized America. Alumni | March-April 2021 Profile of Radhika Jones Radhika Jones at the helm of Vanity Fair Treasure | March-April 2021 How cartographers filled “empty” space with animals The era of imaginative mapmaking University News | 1.28.2021 Peabody Museum Discovers Possible Slave Remains in Its Collections “We must begin to confront the reality of a past in which academic curiosity and opportunity overwhelmed humanity,” Harvard president Lawrence Bacow wrote. University News | 11.12.2020 Most Harvard Staff Will Be Remote through June 30 And other changes to Harvard’s COVID-19 workforce policies University News | 11.12.2020 Appeals Court Rules in Harvard’s Favor in Admissions Lawsuit The latest ruling in a yearslong lawsuit alleging that the College’s admissions process discriminates against Asian-Americans Arts & Culture | 11.6.2020 Up Close (Virtually) with the Forbes Pigment Collection Harvard’s world-famous collection of colors can now be enjoyed from home. Books & Literary Life | 10.22.2020 See Their Faces Confronting “some of the most challenging images in the history of photography” Right Now | November-December 2020 When spending on social programs pays Economic analysis of U.S. government spending shows that some social programs more than pay for themselves. John Harvard's Journal | November-December 2020 Appeals Court considers Harvard admissions lawsuit The First Circuit Court of Appeals will rule on a much-watched lawsuit that could determine the future of affirmative action. Montage | November-December 2020 Review of Martin Puchner’s “The Language of Thieves” A German American scholar is unsettled by an ancestor’s secret. Load More
