University News | 8.7.2024 Harvard to Keep Arthur Sackler’s Name on Museum and Building The decision marks the first time the University’s new denaming review process has played out in full. University People | September-October 2024 In 'Homeland,' n+1 writer Richard Beck excavates the War on Terror How the War on Terror reshaped American life Features | September-October 2024 A Right Way to Teach Reading? The science, art, and politics of teaching an essential skill John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2024 Susan Farbstein on Human Rights Law Human rights lawyer on law’s ability to promote justice—and shape public understanding John Harvard's Journal | July-August 2024 Harvard Philosophy Professor Alison Simmons on "Being a Minded Thing" A philosopher on perception, the canon, and being “a minded thing” John Harvard's Journal | July-August 2024 Dream Renovations to Harvard Yard Libraries An ambitious plan for the next century of learning Right Now | July-August 2024 American Citizenship Through Photography How photographs promote social justice Humanities & Arts | 6.5.2024 A New Norton Anthology of World Literature Reimagines the Global Literary Tradition A new Norton Anthology, edited by Harvard’s Martin Puchner, reimagines the global literary tradition. Commencement | 5.31.2024 Heads of the Parade And a precedent-setting eightieth Harvard reunion University News | 5.29.2024 Harvard Considers Request to Rename Winthrop House Harvard’s process for considering denaming requests is tested for the first time. Commencement | 5.24.2024 How the Supreme Court Advances—and Stalls—Progress A Radcliffe Day panel discusses pluralism and progress. Commencement | 5.22.2024 An Unconventional Class Day for Harvard's Class of 2024 An unconventional Class Day to conclude a tumultuous senior year Load More
