Marina N. Bolotnikova
What Harvard’s Highest-Paid Employees Made in 2017
The University discloses top employees’ pay in its annual tax filing.
Jorge Domínguez Loses Emeritus Status
The former government professor was found to have engaged in sexual harassment for nearly 40 years.
Radcliffe Institute Announces 2019-2020 Fellows
Scholars from diverse disciplines will spend a year devoted to research.
Divest Harvard Makes Case for Fossil Fuel Divestment
Students, faculty, and alumni urge the ditching of corporations linked to climate change.
“Building on the Continuity”
A conference looks back at Harvard’s 1969 student strike.
Masha Gessen on the Stories We Tell About Migration
The Russian-American journalist challenges “moral defaults” about immigrants.
From Susan Ware, a new story of U.S. women’s suffrage struggle
Fresh portraits of U.S. foot soldiers for women’s right to vote
Clay—Modeling African Design exhibit
Pliable arts from across the continent
Allston ArtLab Prepares to Open
An “interdisciplinary laboratory devoted to creativity, innovation, collaboration, and connection”
Min Jin Lee on Her New Novel and Writing about the Korean Diaspora
“I worry a great deal about how Koreans are perceived,” the author says.
Wage stagnation: economists look to new explanations
Economists look to new explanations for wage stagnation.
John Ruskin, Victorian Radical and Art Historian
A Houghton exhibition explores the thinker’s influences and impact.