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Meet Harvard's Newest Rhodes Scholars

Seven students will begin graduate studies at Oxford in October 2022 to pursue a wide range of academic passions.

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2021 HAA Award winners (top row from left) Susan Morris Novick, James Bowers, Harold Burstein, (bottom row from left) Jay Hooper, Gustavo Herrero, and Deborah Smullyan

Six Alumni Honored for Extraordinary Service

The Harvard Alumni Association announced the recipients of the 2021 HAA Awards: James E. Bowers JD '70; Harold J. "Hal" Burstein AB '86, MD '90, AM '94, PhD 94; Gustavo A. Herrero MBA '76; Jay G. Hooper AB '84; Susan Morris Novick AB '85; and Deborah A. "Debby" Smullyan AB '72.

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Douglas Melton

Breakthrough for Diabetes Treatment Within Reach

Science pioneered by Harvard's Douglas Melton, co-director of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and Xander University Professor, could lead to a new therapy that would allow people with Type 1 diabetes to produce their own insulin.

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Stories

  • Jerry Rappaport
    December 8, 2021

    Harvard Mourns the Passing of Jerry Rappaport

    Philanthropist Jerome "Jerry" Rappaport AB '47, LLB '49, MPA '63 left an indelible impact at Harvard University and beyond.

  • Eve Rosenbaum
    November 29, 2021

    Winning from the bench

    Following a childhood of frequenting Camden Yards, gymnasiums, and athletic fields, Eve Rosenbaum ’12 found herself on the bench at Harvard. And it made all the difference.

  • The Williams Family (Mark, Preston, Connie, and David) at the Preston N. Williams Chapel Naming Celebration in November 2021.
    November 15, 2021

    The Art of Transformative Love

    Harvard Divinity School celebrates the leadership and service of beloved community members Connie and Preston Williams PhD '67, for whom the chapel in the newly renovated Swartz Hall has been renamed.

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