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Harvard’s Creative Careers Conference united students and alumni in the arts to connect, share experiences, and inspire new creative paths.

As a Harvard athlete, senior Olivia Hogan-Lopez sees her home on the water, a place where she can connect with nature and chase excellence with her teammates on the boat. As a Harvard student, Hogan-Lopez wants to protect and preserve that home through research.

Work to analyze 17th, 18th, and 19th century records creates deeper understanding of University’s impact on Tribal lands and Indigenous peoples.

Each October, Harvard College sophomores fill Tercentenary Theatre to mark a major milestone in their undergraduate education. The moment when students proudly hold up banners to proclaim their concentration is a culmination of their past three semesters of academic discovery and signifies the beginning of a deeper academic journey.

Bradford Kimball ’28 first became involved in politics working for Massachusetts Representative Tommy Vitolo (D -15th Norfolk) while in high school. Two years later, Kimball himself successfully campaigned for a special one-year election seat in his precinct on Brookline Town Meeting.

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.

Tours, talks, tributes to history and community mark celebration of six-year project to refresh space

New dean of Harvard College discusses academics, AI, and campus life

While thousands of students dine on campus each day, Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) works hard to reduce its environmental footprint.