Extras

Harvard is already trying many green initiatives; it will need to do much more to meet its new greenhouse-gas emissions goal…

Eisa Davis ’92—actress, playwright, musician, dancer—is also known as the creator of “soulful, jazz-inflected songs.” Listen to tracks from her debut album, “Something Else”…

The Harvard Map Collection in Pusey Library has recently become home to more than 10,000 map postcards…

Performer Eisa Davis, now starring on Broadway in Passing Strange, stays open to her many artistic passions, including playwriting (Bulrusher, Angela’s Mixtape) and singing (her devut album is Something Else)…

Operatic bass Ethan Herschenfeld sings around the world, but also enjoys acting on TV (Damages)…

“Sunny” Seong-hyon Lee, M.T.S. ’02, forwarded this personal account of survivors coping with the aftermath of the traumatic earthquake in China, and asked the editors to share it with our readers.

View clips from the laboratories of several Harvard researchers that demonstrate advances in optical microscopy from “Shedding Light on Life” in the May-June 2008 issue…

Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra: celebrating a fabled orchestra’s origins…

The scenes are familiar from biology textbooks. A long string of DNA is copied to form a matching strand. A virus infects a cell by stealing through its membrane.