Campus & Community

A U.S. District Court in Boston struck down the federal government’s cancellation of $2.2 billion in research funding to Harvard.

Harvard President Alan M. Garber AB '77, PhD '82 urged students and faculty to embrace disagreement as necessary to the vitality and advancement of meaningful institutions at the first Morning Prayers of the academic year.

Funded by alumni, Brain Science Initiative grants promote new approaches to treat the condition and discover underlying causes.

Through an alumnus gift, the department will invite prominent mathematicians to teach, give lectures, and engage with students and faculty.

Rabbi Getzel Davis, who spent 12 years as a Harvard chaplain, will serve as the University's inaugural director of interfaith engagement.

Meet five students who are working with faculty on summer research projects ranging from heat mortality and epigenetics to Legionnaires’ disease and anorexia.

Supported by philanthropy, Harvard Kennedy School’s new American Service Fellowship will fully fund a one-year master’s degree for at least 50 public servants and military veterans. 

Terms of Engagement, a new series from Harvard’s Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation, breaks down the latest in American politics with fresh insights from both sides of the aisle—plus expert analysis you won’t find anywhere else.

Harvard innovation—in medicine, technology, education, and beyond—has made Americans' lives easier, healthier, and safer for nearly 400 years.

Funded through the President’s Building Bridges Fund, four Harvard student groups launched projects this spring to engage fellow students in meaningful conversations on challenging topics and create frameworks for productive discussions.