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Student-athletes pleased with time on teams, but balancing commitments difficult

Results of first-ever study of Harvard Athletics to be used for strategic planning as program approaches centennial.
Home for dinner (and breakfast and lunch)

Classes were online, but home-cooked meals were right on the table.
STEM takes a knee for reflection and reckoning

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

Harvard senior thinks literature can help us understand life’s big questions.
The outlook for Harvard online learning

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

Harvard science labs begin to reopen.
College names new faculty deans for five Houses

Taking the helm at Eliot, Winthrop, Kirkland, Quincy, and Cabot.
Making a place for herself

Mahlet Shiferaw loved astronomy and physics, but had to overcome feeling like an outsider in fields that draw few women and fewer African Americans.
Sibling on a Mission

Nathan Grant is geared up to help families of people with genetic and cognitive disorders — like his twin.
They will THUD you

The Harvard Undergraduate Drummers make captivating beats using buckets, brooms, spoons, and tubes.