Sophia Nguyen
HMS Ebola conference emphasizes importance of basic supportive care
At a Harvard Medical School conference, experts discussed lessons from the epidemic.
Harvard screens rare Irish film, “A Night of Storytelling”
The first Irish “talkie,” long thought lost, comes to light at the Harvard Film Archive.
Panelists discuss legacy of World War I for Harvard’s Mellon Seminar on Violence
Scholars gathered by the Mahindra Humanities Center examine the wounds left by “the war to end all wars.”
Sarah Manguso's Ongoingness asks, why write?
Dissecting her diary, a writer weaponizes solipsism.
John Harvard's Journal | March-April 2015
Profile of Vijay Iyer
Harvard’s first tenured professor and jazz-artist-in-residence.
Harvard music professors create dynamic music theory diagrams
Two scholars—in jazz, and in German music—team up on a tool that makes musical structure visible.
Teaching with technology, for a new generation
From the “Teaching Machine” to the promise of twenty-first-century learning technology
A Far Cry's debut recording receives recognition
An answer to the chamber orchestra's Dreams and Prayers
Montage | January-February 2015
Self-conducting chamber orchestra, A Far Cry, grows into its eighth season
A Far Cry plays con spirito—and without a baton.
John Harvard's Journal | January-February 2015
Harvard's African and African American art gallery opens
Another art museum opens—this one, a gallery for African and African-American Art.
Right Now | January-February 2015
Is executive function foundational for conceptual learning, Harvard profs ask
Studying the role of “executive function” in learning, in minds young and old
Kara Walker gives talk at Radcliffe Institute about her life and art
At the Radcliffe Institute, the artist unraveled some of the mysteries of her installation, A Subtlety.