Campus & Community

Drawing on her time on the Harvard sailing team and interest in environmental science, Olivia Hogan-Lopez ’26 investigates how “forever chemicals” accumulate in the body and impact human health.

Harvard is rolling out new initiatives to help students and faculty engage more constructively across differences. Discover how these efforts are reshaping conversation and culture around campus.

From AI bias to the fentanyl crisis and housing rights, Harvard’s Rhodes Scholars are pursuing research that strengthens communities and drives social impact.

Supported by a Harvard Culture Lab Innovation Fund grant, two Harvard Divinity School students are creating “Deep Listening,” a workshop series designed to foster empathy and belonging through mindful conversation and community dialogue.

As part of Harvard's new presidential initiative on interfaith engagement, campus religious leaders held a conversation about forgiveness, discussing their faiths’ approaches to bridging divisions amid anguish and intense disagreement.

Penny Pritzker AB ’81, senior fellow of the Harvard Corporation, reflects on events of recent months, the progress Harvard is making, the University’s financial position, the work of the Corporation, and the experience of becoming a Harvard student once again.

Harvard President Alan Garber discussed the endowment tax and other issues facing the University in a wide-ranging interview on Bloomberg Television's The David Rubenstein Show.

Executive VP Meredith Weenick and CFO Ritu Kalra emphasize commitment to mission as University navigates major challenges.

Harvard mathematician Lauren Williams AB ’00 has been named a 2025 MacArthur “genius grant” recipient — honored for groundbreaking work in algebraic combinatorics with unexpected connections to phenomena like traffic flow and tsunamis.

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