Notes on a summer of newsprint, headlines—and coffee

A new book by Melanie Thernstrom ’87 explores chronic pain, in the author’s own life, across societies, and through history.

Harvard Law School Dean Martha Minow discusses what’s on her reading list, as well as the line between professional and pleasure reading, and her family’s literary history.

A new history of Design Research remembers how the store brought modern design to Harvard Square and the United States.

The latest coverage on misconduct in the psychology professor’s lab also includes an assertion by a scientific journal editor that he can only conclude that data for one retracted paper were fabricated.

Random House publishers has won a battle with literary agent Andrew Wylie over e-book rights.

The dean reports eight incidents of misconduct, and explains the faculty’s procedures for dealing with them

Realizing you miss college after a summer abroad

The Undergraduate, halfway through the College, finds time speeding up, in academics and in life.

A Cambridge summer: growing up—and not