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Garber emphasizes ‘critical collaboration’ in U.K. visit
Interim president meets with scholars and alumni in first international trip
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‘Dramatic’ inroads against aggressive brain cancer
Cutting-edge therapy shrinks tumors in early glioblastoma trial
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It may be neither higher nor intelligence
Religious scholars examine value, limits of AI
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Lending a hand to a former student — Boston’s mayor
Economist gathers group of Boston area academics to assess costs of creating tax incentives for developers to ease housing crunch
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Parrot tale
‘Beyond Words’ dramatizes story of former Harvard researcher and famous bird
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Sustainability programs’ focus will expand at Harvard Extension
New director brings global perspective as students address international concerns
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Bolsonaro, Trump election cases share similarities, but not rulings
Former Brazilian judge, legal scholar says deciding who can be blocked from running is perilous, fraught
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Climate alignment is no easy task
Experts at the Salata Institute outline tensions between global and local priorities
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Where money isn’t cheap, misery follows
Student’s analysis of global attitudes called key contribution to research linking higher cost of borrowing to persistent consumer gloom
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Larger lesson about tariffs in a move that helped Trump but not the country
Researcher details findings on policy that failed to boost U.S. employment even as it scored political points
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Dark concerns over upcoming vote in world’s largest democracy
Social scientists discuss controversial Indian prime minister Modi, rise of right-wing populism, erosion of political journalism
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Studying Latin American literature of stateless amid new era of displacement
Harvard Horizons Scholar to detail research at Sanders symposium
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Menopause depression risk has been exaggerated
Some groups are more vulnerable but symptoms far from universal, review finds
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‘It is your family’s journey, too’
Artist Yu-Wen Wu discusses ‘Walking to Taipei,’ a recent Museums acquisition, and how immigration, life experiences inspire her work
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Time to finally stop worrying about COVID?
Chan School’s William Hanage says CDC may have eased some recommendations, but vulnerable populations remain just that
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Despite prevalence, arthritis, neck and back pain receive few research dollars
Musculoskeletal diseases are the leading cause of years lived with disability
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Rise of the machines?
Students wrestle with AI and its impacts in new course
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Professors, mentors, Cherokee Scholars
Harvard colloquium unites Indigenous academics to deepen each other’s work
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Living in Leverett next year? That’s what the carrot said.
Warm (if loud) emotions echo across Yard for Housing Day 2024
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‘Curiosity as a tool of change’
College junior creates text hotline to provide nonpartisan information, resources on Israel-Hamas conflict
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What’s next for Sri Lanka?
Scholars take measure of divided nation after students push for broader conversation
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Should universities be taking official stances on political, social issues of day?
Experts at Radcliffe event weigh whether ‘institutional neutrality’ is best way to encourage academic freedom, safeguard core mission
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Yoshito Kishi, 85
Memorial Minute — Faculty of Arts and Sciences
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Donald Adelbert Stone Jr., 80
Memorial Minute — Faculty of Arts and Sciences
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Harvard Griffin GSAS applications rise nearly 16% over past three years
25,240 applicant pool for master’s, Ph.D. programs
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Potential link to an everyday food in cancer findings
Oleic acid, key component of olive oil, implicated in metastasis — but investigators emphasize the need for more clarity
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What makes a House a home
HoCo chairs share residential life’s quirks, points of pride
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Calling it as he sees it
Broadcast legend Gus Johnson found ‘the real peace’ at Harvard
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A playbook for policy change
Leah Stokes turns a love for the wilderness into a commitment to help mitigate climate change
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Haim Sompolinsky awarded Brain Prize
Neuroscientist honored for pioneering theories of brain function
