Montage | March-April 2021 A monumental book reveals a monumental work of art Nicholas Callaway publishes the Sistine Chapel in closeup. Montage | March-April 2021 “Lone Stars”—an HLS grad’s semi-autobiographical debut novel Fiction about “the power that comes to us when we uncloset ourselves” Students & Alumni | 2.9.2021 Photographer Morgan Smith's Images and Encounters at the Mexican Border Photographer Morgan Smith ’60 documents life on the precarious precipice between Mexico and the United States. University News | 2.4.2021 Exernal Committee's final report on sexual harassment on campus A searing conclusion about sexual harassment on campus University News | 2.3.2021 Isabel Wilkerson speaks at Harvard about racism storytelling and public health Author Isabel Wilkerson kicks off a Harvard speaker series on storytelling and public health. Montage | January-February 2021 Profile of body-paint artist Shelby Meyerhoff Shelby Meyerhoff’s liminal, liberating body painting University News | 11.2.2020 The Harvard Graduate School of Design Restructures Its Master's Curriculum The GSD introduces changes meant to “rebalance” the master of design studies program. University News | 10.20.2020 Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching conference 2020 The Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching conference considers classroom inclusion and equity. Treasure | November-December 2020 An Edo-era dazzler from Harvard Art Museums exhibit This folding fan enfolds two sacred mountains. John Harvard's Journal | November-December 2020 Harvard Portrait: Mayra Rivera How apocalyptic narratives help make sense of the modern world Features | November-December 2020 Ross Douthat’s conservative conservatism, a profile by Lydialyle Gibson New York Times columnist Ross Douthat’s journey through American decadence and upheaval Montage | November-December 2020 Dan Chiasson's Poetry and Criticism Poet-critic Dan Chiasson and The Math Campers Load More
