Eliot Spitzer, J.D. ’84, is scheduled to speak next week as part of a lecture series on institutional corruption.
Our news roundup also includes items on the dying trees of Martha’s Vineyard; financial incentives for innovation; and more on ROTC.
Our news roundup also includes a Faust interview, a Mankiw column, and a novel satirizing the world of bestselling novels.
Top Producer, by Norb Vonnegut ’80, is a thriller set on Wall Street. Listen to excerpts from an interview with its stockbroker author.
Sixty paintings once adorned the altarpiece of a Franciscan church in the small Tuscan town of Borgo San Sepolcro. View illustrations from the modern-day reconstruction.
A new book of photographs tells Harvard Square’s history since the 1950s. Test your own Square knowledge for a chance to win a copy of the book.
Video clips reveal the strategy orchid bees use to maintain stability when flying in turbulent conditions.
View video from an exhibition at the Harvard Art Museum that explores the visual legacy of ACT UP’s campaign to galvanize action against a new epidemic.
David Wax’s trio La Tuza performs Mexican son music.
Faculty members are adapting the traditional lecture format with visual and multimedia elements—a new form of teaching. View examples of twenty-first-century pedagogy now in use in Harvard classrooms.
In a “class situated in the world,” students and service at a new frontier
Two running backs combine for 239 yards and five touchdowns.
All-but-toothless Tigers succumb for the 12th time in 14 meetings.
Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean Michael D. Smith outlines academic progress and details financial problems in his 2009 annual report.
Ledecky Undergraduate Fellow Spencer Lenfield listens to Orhan Pamuk’s Norton Lectures.