Max J. Krupnick
#MeToo Meets Mt. Olympus
A new play at the A.R.T. provides a modern take on ancient mythologies
Sackler—and Beyond
The “Objects of Addiction” exhibit explores Harvard’s opium ties.
Bringing Art to Life
Cecilia Zhou’s approach to makeup, protest, and science
Right Now | September-October 2023
Picking Team Players
A test can identify these productivity-boosting personnel.
John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2023
Irene Soto Marín
Ancient history professor studies coins, ceramics, and Zelda.
University People | September-October 2023
The Elephant in the Room
Conservative undergraduates’ campus debates
Not-So-Free Parking
New book discusses how free parking spoiled cities for walkers, drivers, and residents
Jay Driver’s Major League Dreams
Harvard pitcher Jay Driver hopes to be selected in the Major League Baseball draft.
Nepotism’s Impact in the Job Market
How connections in blue-collar work disadvantage women and blacks
John Harvard's Journal | July-August 2023
Easing the College Transition
Rising Scholars brings incoming first-years from under-funded high schools to campus early.
John Harvard's Journal | July-August 2023
Kari Nadeau
Multi-allergy immunotherapy pioneer Kari Nadeau returns to Harvard
Something from Nothing
Painter, animator, illustrator, and silhouettist Susan Bin