University News | 5.10.2019 What Harvard’s Highest-Paid Employees Made in 2017 The University discloses top employees’ pay in its annual tax filing. University News | 5.9.2019 Jorge Domínguez Loses Emeritus Status The former government professor was found to have engaged in sexual harassment for nearly 40 years. University News | 5.9.2019 Radcliffe Institute Announces 2019-2020 Fellows Scholars from diverse disciplines will spend a year devoted to research. University News | 4.23.2019 Divest Harvard Makes Case for Fossil Fuel Divestment Students, faculty, and alumni urge the ditching of corporations linked to climate change. University News | 4.17.2019 “Building on the Continuity” A conference looks back at Harvard’s 1969 student strike. University News | 4.8.2019 Masha Gessen on the Stories We Tell About Migration The Russian-American journalist challenges “moral defaults” about immigrants. Montage | May-June 2019 From Susan Ware, a new story of U.S. women’s suffrage struggle Fresh portraits of U.S. foot soldiers for women’s right to vote Treasure | May-June 2019 Clay—Modeling African Design exhibit Pliable arts from across the continent University News | 2.25.2019 Allston ArtLab Prepares to Open An “interdisciplinary laboratory devoted to creativity, innovation, collaboration, and connection” Books & Literary Life | 2.13.2019 Min Jin Lee on Her New Novel and Writing about the Korean Diaspora “I worry a great deal about how Koreans are perceived,” the author says. Right Now | March-April 2019 Wage stagnation: economists look to new explanations Economists look to new explanations for wage stagnation. Museums & Collections | 1.25.2019 John Ruskin, Victorian Radical and Art Historian A Houghton exhibition explores the thinker’s influences and impact. Load More
