A Harvard Law School course challenges students to embrace the power of opposites to navigate complex tensions in life, law, and leadership through empathy, collaboration, and integrated thinking.
In her first year as Edgerley Family Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Hopi Hoekstra launched efforts to promote dialogue in disagreement, an investment in creating a vibrant and inclusive academic community for students, faculty, and staff.
In celebration of their 30th Harvard College reunion, Class of 1994 alumni Alfred and Rebecca Lin contributed to critical new efforts on civil discourse and artificial intelligence within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Rising nearly as high as the surrounding buildings and featuring more than 1,400 native plants, Polinature—a temporary garden installation at the Harvard Graduate School of Design—demonstrates a low-cost, low-tech, off-the-grid solution to provide cooling relief to urban areas from acute summer heat.
The 2023-2024 Harvard Sustainability Report details how the University is leveraging its research and thought leadership to accelerate action toward a healthy, sustainable, fossil fuel-free future.
The University reported a budget surplus, along with robust endowment performance, and pointed to investments made throughout fiscal year 2024 in key mission-focused areas in its annual financial report.
The HAA has announced six recipients of the 2024 HAA Awards: Lewis “Lew” Auerbach AB ’63, AM ’64; Maria Carolina V. Dominguez AMP ’12; Matthew G. Hegarty AB ’82; Young Joon Kim JD ’83; Maiya Williams Verrone AB ’84; and John J. West Jr. MBA ’95.
Intellectual vitality embraces intellectual exploration, engagement with competing views, and reconsideration of foundational assumptions about the world, society, and one’s place in it.
On November 1, the Salata Institute Climate and Sustainability Career Expo will connect Harvard and MIT students and alumni interested in climate with employers who are looking to recruit.
