Recent Posts

6 Notes from Canaday

July 23, 2009 • Breaking News The Crimson Summer Academy at Harvard helps local high-school students prepare for college.

Tale of a Hamptons Town and a Troubled Filmmaker

July 20, 2009 • Alumni in the News

4 To Educate Children, a Unicycle Ride

July 8, 2009 • Alumni in the News A Harvard father and daughter raise money to benefit children in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

A New Look at Harvard Mountaineer Bradford Washburn

July 7, 2009 • Alumni in the News The life of mountaineer, pioneering aerial photographer, and Museum of Science leader H. Bradford Washburn, newly chronicled by fellow mountaineer David Roberts ’65.

2 Joanne Chang Is All Atwitter

July 6, 2009 • Alumni in the News The alumna and other Boston restaurant owners enter the digital fray.

1 The Phenomenon of Parenting

July 2, 2009 • Harvard in the News

1 Attacking Gang Violence, One City at a Time

July 2, 2009 • Harvard in the News A professor with Kennedy School ties questions zero-tolerance policing policies.

Sijo: Korea’s Answer to Haiku?

July 1, 2009 • Harvard in the News

Reading the “Five-foot Shelf” of Harvard Classics

July 1, 2009 • Harvard in the News A new book documents a Princetonian’s year-long immersion in the Harvard Classics, the venerable “Five-foot Shelf” of Great Books.

8 Improvisational Prodigy

July 1, 2009 • Extras Pianist Malcolm Campbell ’10 is a jazz prodigy.

Chapter & Verse

July 1, 2009 • Extras

Harvard Layoffs Update, and More “Reshaping” to Come

June 30, 2009 • Breaking News School-specific news on layoffs; FAS cost-cutting working groups; and the endowment’s forward commitments

Arianne Cohen Tells Tall Tales

June 29, 2009 • Alumni Writers Arianne Cohen ’03 celebrates “life from on high” in a new book that discusses tall people’s perspectives and prospects.

On Cutting-Edge Cancer Research

June 29, 2009 • Harvard in the News

When Field Work Means Putting Your Life on the Line

June 24, 2009 • Harvard in the News