Stories

With the rare opportunity for an expanded campus in Allston, Harvard will meet the challenges of our times in inspired and creative ways.

Ed Stolper ’74, PhD ’79 established a Harvard charitable remainder unitrust because he wants to make a lasting contribution for the good of Harvard.

Walking into Harvard’s Financial Aid Office changed her life, says Angela Sun ’96, JD ’01.

Dean Claudine Gay lauds ‘his belief in the power of discovery and innovation to effect positive change’

Earning a college degree can be one of life's most important accomplishments — and maybe even more so for young people from difficult backgrounds. The journey for 18-year-old Athena Capo-Battaglia is far from ordinary.

A preview into the next generation of life sciences innovation drew alumni, faculty, students, and industry partners to Cambridge for SEAS Nexus.

Former Vice President Al Gore has been chosen as this year's Class Day speaker by the Harvard College Class of 2019.

Tune in as Tim Calkins MBA ’91 explains how to create a powerful business presentation using five best practices that will help you turn big data into a compelling story.

Harvard Club of Seattle program brings ninth-graders to campus for a crash course in what it's like

Alumni and friends in the New York City area joined the Harvard University Planned Giving team for a Family, Finance, and Philanthropy dinner.

Renovations will start this summer for the beloved, quirky complex, part of which predates the Revolution.

Peter Lewy ’60 has made a series of charitable gift annuities to ensure Harvard’s continued excellence.

U.S. poet laureate to lead alumni at Harvard's 368th Commencement

John G. Palfrey Jr. ’94 believes that giving back is essential to a good life.

For Caitlin Murray O’Connor '92, her days sailing on the Charles were some of her favorite at Harvard. In gratitude, O’Connor and her husband, Paul O'Connor '89, have planned a bequest to Harvard College.

Kim Wagner PhD ’94 gives back the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Alumni and friends in the Los Angeles area joined the Harvard University Planned Giving team for a Family, Finance, and Philanthropy dinner.

Alumni and friends in the San Francisco area joined the Harvard University Planned Giving team for a Family, Finance, and Philanthropy dinner.

Alumni and friends in the Miami area joined the Harvard University Planned Giving team for a Family, Finance, and Philanthropy dinner.

For HAA President Margaret Wang ’09, being a good leader means acting her age.