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Staying Rooted at Harvard Forest

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A group of students crouch and smile while touching the ground of Harvard Forest.

Class Curiosity Spouts River Thesis

Air Force Veteran Fulfills Harvard Dream

Sustainability Shines through Measure Mather

A line of Harvard College students cheer empatically in the front row at the Harvard-Yale game.

Harvard-Yale 2025

In the 141st edition of The Game, Harvard took the field in New Haven, Connecticut, to play their annual rival at Yale Stadium.

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Around Campus

Three Harvard College students smile together while wearing Powwow 2025 t-shirts.

Harvard Powwow Breaks Attendance Record

More than 3,500 people gathered at the Harvard McCurdy Outdoor Track on September 20 for the 27th annual Harvard Powwow, marking the event’s largest turnout in its history.

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Fajr Khan

‘Exploring everything’ leads to Rhodes

Fajr Khan to represent Pakistan, plans career in clinical psychology.

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Dmitry holds a radio to prepare for boat mission readiness.

Honor, Duty, Harvard

A Veteran student in the Class of 2027 embodies what it means to serve—both in uniform and beyond.

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Two female students second-year students learn about the Harvard Undergraduate Robotics Club at Convocation.

A Community of Engineers

SEAS welcomes 404 second-year concentrators at Convocation.

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Ready to serve

Time to stand up, defend American higher education, Faust says

City Councilor Liz Breadon (at podium) at the Harvard Ed Portal.

Providing community support

Choosing Harvard took LyLena Estabine down an uncertain path. The former student co-president has no regrets.

A change of mind, heart, and soul

Ivan Specht decided to employ his love of math during pandemic, which led to contact-tracing app, papers, future path

So how do you track spread of disease? By the numbers

As a high school student, Maya Counter ’24 led the effort to rename the residential Cambridge neighborhood where she grew up from Agassiz to Baldwin. She is pictured outside her elementary school, named after educator and civic leader Maria L. Baldwin, the first Black school principal in the Northeast.

Renaming of a neighborhood

Kazuma Mitchell performing at a festival in Shenzhen, China.

Pop star on one continent, college student on another

Justin (left) and Mitchell Callahan ’26 at the Harvard Sailing Center along the Charles River.

‘Unstoppable’ is all in the family

Dora Woodruff

When math is the dream

Isabella Madrigal

A fresh take on must-see TV

Sean kelly

Sean Kelly named dean of Arts and Humanities

Vivian Hunt and Tyler Jacks

Overseers announce senior officers for 2024-25

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