Since 1903, Harvard Crimson football fans have cheered for their team in historic Harvard Stadium, but most of them have been students and alumni. For the 700th official game this past Saturday, many of the…
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Are you a global citizen? Is that a good thing? What are the major issues facing education globally? How will cities cope with 21st-century challenges such as sprawl, inequality, and climate change? These questions and…
Harvard University on Monday unveiled plans for the development of a new hub for arts innovation on North Harvard Street in Allston. The ArtLab will feature spaces that allow faculty, students, and artists to cross…
Please join President Drew Faust and a panel of experts in a conversation about the future of cities. Moderator: John Macomber, Senior Lecturer, Harvard Business School Panelists: Diane Davis, Chair, Department of Urban Planning and…
Celebrating repair by conveying basic troubleshooting skills, Fixit Clinics are do-it-together hands-on STEM-oriented fix-n-learn community-based exploration and discovery workshops where neighbors, friends, and families work collectively to learn about and repair their broken items. So…
For many high school students, just the prospect and promise of college can feel like the impossible dream. Applying for and paying for it can seem even more daunting. But access to postsecondary education is…
In a few weeks, the Harvard Library will release a new website for its ongoing, multiyear digitization “Colonial North American Project at Harvard University.” Approximately 450,000 digitized pages of all the known archival and manuscript…
With a daughter just a week old, Sunil Amrith had good reason to be awake before dawn on Wednesday. But the early morning hours turned especially lively — and joyous — when the MacArthur Foundation…
Bought it. Use it. Lahve it. Simply Lahve it darling. My number two favourite/favorite – choose your flavor/flavour in actual fact. (Can fact be anything other than actual?) But I digress. Stick around long enough…..