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Senior Creates Caregiving Cultivation App

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Kai Wong '26 (left) and the home care team in Shiroishi, Japan.

In Brief: Harvard College Recognizes 71 Students with Hoopes Prize

In Brief: 15 Harvard Students Named Inaugural Laidlaw Scholars

In Brief: Ten from Harvard College named 2026 Knight-Hennessy Scholars

Students cheering in the crowd while wearing their regalia at Commencement.

Commencement 2026

The 375th Harvard Commencement brought joy, reflection, and full-circle moments to the forefront of campus.

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Around Campus

Pink tulips by the river with a rowing team on the water and brick campus buildings in the background.

A Remarkable Year of Achievement at Harvard College

Students and alumni earned prestigious honors recognizing excellence in research, scholarship, leadership, creativity, and public impact

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Exterior view of the front of the Science Center, to be renamed Zimmer Hall.

Science Center to be named Zimmer Hall

Harvard University announced that the Science Center on Oxford Street will be renamed Zimmer Hall, in recognition of a 2018 gift from the Zimmer Family Foundation.

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Joyce Chaplin, James Duncan Phillips Professor of Early American History, speaking with students outside the Center for Astrophysics.

Biodiversity is improving across campus, with help from a history course

Joyce Chaplin’s “Rewilding Harvard” is reimagining the Harvard landscape.

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Cancer turned her into a scientist

Diagnosis transformed Mary Cipperman ’26 into a hyperproductive student researcher with diverse interests in physics, medicine, and AI.

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Looking up at the Lowell House clock tower.

Trailblazing initiative marries ethics, tech

A protester in Boston was photographed by OJ Slaughter. Slaughter was one of 12 artists awarded one-time honorariums by the Harvard University Committee on the Arts.

Backing art for justice

In the 18th century, the Royall House was home to the largest slaveholding family in Massachusetts. It was a bequest from Isaac Royall Jr. that funded the establishment of Harvard Law School in 1817. In 2016, the Harvard Corporation approved the removal of the Law School’s shield, which was derived directly from the Royall coat of arms.

Initiative on legacy of slavery at Harvard picks up steam

Portrait of Sherri Charleston.

Setting measurable goals

This Honeywell HEPA filter is in Charlotte Moses' Cabot House (Whitman Hall) dorm room. “I keep it on the ‘germ’ or ‘turbo’ setting all day and all night,” she said.

Pandemic academics

Brigid Kennedy '21 prepares for a practice row before her participation in the first-ever virtual Head of the Charles Regatta, which begins today.

Going head to head

Civically Speaking is a series of virtual conversations, lectures, and performance events on history, politics, justice, and the meaning of democracy that builds on last season’s 1776 Salon series.

A.R.T. opens up with virtual programming

A portrait of Kenneth Rogoff, professor of public policy and economics.

Surveying a landscape of economic uncertainty in COVID era

Five individuals vote in the booths at the polls.

Pulled to the polls

Isaiah Andrews specializes in econometrics and his research focuses on developing methods that are robust to common problems in empirical work.

Harvard’s Isaiah Andrews awarded a MacArthur

A video highlighting faculty and staff, who thank current Harvard students for their efforts to keep the Harvard community safe.

Messages of Gratitude

Kevin Ballen ’21, co-chair of Harvard Votes Challenge.

Voting 101: A primer

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