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John Harvard's Journal | January-February 2023
Karin Öberg
This astrochemist studies the chemical antecedents of life in the universe.
Allston Performing Arts Center Planned
The project will also include Harvard housing.
COVID-19 Common Sense
Harvard experts on healthy holiday gatherings—and the risk of a “tripledemic”
Public Health Dean to Step Down
Michelle Williams led the School of Public Health during the pandemic.
The Power of Plants
Exploring the “plant humanities” at Harvard’s Dumbarton Oaks
“We Urgently Must Do More”
Harvard introduces its Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability.
John Harvard's Journal | November-December 2022
Giang Nguyen
The HUHS executive director’s public health background prepared him well for the pandemic.
Features | November-December 2022
The Off-Kilter Economy
Reckoning with inflation and its remedies
Features | November-December 2022
A Slowing China
China’s economy, a disinflationary engine of global growth, may stall.
Right Now | November-December 2022
Reparations for Slavery?
Documenting the history and scope of federal “reparatory compensation.”
John Harvard's Journal | November-December 2022
“We Will All Be Arguing”
Convocation and Morning Prayers messages about free speech and fruitful airing of differences
Greenland’s Fingerprint in Rising Seas
Satellite data reveal the first unambiguous evidence linking a melting ice sheet to a predicted pattern of sea level rise.