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A family’s secret language, a reckoning with a Nazi past

Professor and memoirist Martin Puchner sees parallels to nation’s current turmoil.
Harvard College expands undergraduate cohorts invited to campus this spring

After successful fall, administration plans for 3,100, the maximum density of single bedrooms.
A beloved holiday theater tradition, remote but not forgotten

A.R.T. show blends a little artistic creativity with tech magic.
Hitting the right note

Festival celebrates student composers.
‘Garden’ party

New course invites students to explore, blend visual art, film, dance, and music.
2020 Rhodes, Mitchell Scholars named

Graduate research will range from theater direction to criminal justice.
The election in the classroom

Students look at polling, numbers to understand the electoral system.
Harvard comes together to support next-gen students

New initiative taps Schools, programs, and services to help students surmount obstacles.
Making higher education anti-racist

Radcliffe scholar details possible reforms in admissions, faculty representation.
How they leveled the playing field

‘The Game’ taught students what it was like to be a female athlete before Title IX.