The Water Tamer
John Briscoe tackles water insecurity around the world.
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International
Far Away
An undergraduate travels to Namibia in the hope that, by flinging herself to a faraway place, she will figure things out.
10.19.11
Snapshots of Ghana
An undergraduate captures Ghana’s growing private-school system in photographs.
9.9.11
How to Portray Ghana
An undergraduate documents the impact of microfinance and rural banking in Ghana.
9.9.11
Don’t Edit My Broken-ness
An undergraduate journalism intern in France gets lost in translation, but found by new friends.
9.6.11
Bulging with Bingsu
An undergraduate journalism intern explores Korea’s shaved-ice cafés—and her feelings about being a food writer.
8.29.11
“One Less Investment Banker”
Chung To quit Wall Street to sponsor schooling for
China’s “blood orphans.”
8.19.11
Educating Business Leaders for a Global Century
Preparation for international practice
8.19.11
Harvard in a Multipolar World
Though China may surpass America as an economic power, Harvard can retain
its global leadership in higher education by maintaining its core strengths.
8.19.11
Harvard Lecturer’s Syria Program Canceled
Recent unrest derailed Marshall Ganz’s leadership development project for youth.
7.22.11
Peter Der Manuelian
Meet Harvard’s resident Egyptologist.
6.16.11
Harvard and Latin America
President Faust visits Chile and Brazil.
3.22.11
Gregory N. Connolly
The former smoker turned anti-smoking guru directs Harvard School of Public Health’s Center for Global Tobacco Control.
2.23.11
Multiple Wives, Substandard Lives
Polygyny has mainly negative consequences for women, children, and unmarried young men—and is linked to violence among nations.
2.23.11
An African Breadbasket?
Calestous Juma sees agricultural innovation as a catalyst to promote development.