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Looking back at dining — and disruptions — on campus over the decades shows how meals mirrored the way we lived then, and now.

Seniors awarded for pithy presentations on topics ranging from gerrymandering to the psychology of schadenfreude.

When neuroscience major Sope Adeleye suffered a severe concussion, she knew better than most the risks she was facing.

Results of first-ever study of Harvard Athletics to be used for strategic planning as program approaches centennial.

Classes were online, but home-cooked meals were right on the table.

Departments shut labs, put down papers for a day to read, think, and discuss racial inequities and start devising concrete solutions in the fields.

Harvard senior thinks literature can help us understand life’s big questions.

In a Q&A, Vice Provost Bharat Anand recaps the spring’s pivot to digital, and the planning underway for fall.