Non-Ladder Faculty

Salute

Sophia D. Chua-Rubenfeld ’15 receives her first salute at the ROTC Commissioning Ceremony in Tercentenary Theater on Wednesday.

In Flux: Non-Ladder Life at Harvard

For the Faculty of Arts and Sciences’ many lecturers, Harvard can be a pit stop riddled with job insecurity and uncertainty for what comes next.

Paying the Price

The University remains opposed to divesting its $35.9 billion endowment from fossil fuels, steadfast in the face of numerous sit-ins and demonstrations by students, alumni, and faculty affiliated with the activist group Divest Harvard.

Thumbs Up

Senior class marshal Bob Wu '15 gives a thumbs up as the 2015 class marshals pose for photographs in the Yard before the Baccalaureate Service on May 26.

2015 Class Photo

Members of the class of 2015 line up on the steps of Widener Library for their class photo.

Anderson Lab

A variety of equipment allows Anderson and his research team to replicate conditions in the atmosphere for their experiments

HSA-Run Charter Flights Flew High Over Allegations

Criticisms of HSA’s transparency and business practices from members of the student body abounded in the period between the University asking HSA to prepare “a complete report” on its charter flight services and its decision that reaffirmed HSA’s monopoly.

Divest Harvard

Protesters hang a banner from the upper floors of Massachusetts Hall on the second day of their weeklong April blockade of the administrative building, which houses University President Drew G. Faust’s office.

Jim Anderson

Chemistry professor James Anderson leads a research team of 20 that focuses on the interaction between climate and energy.

Chan and Faust

University President Drew G. Faust welcomes Gerald L. Chan on stage at the unveiling of his foundation’s $350 million gift to the Harvard School of Public Health in September 2014.

Harry Lewis Q&A

The UC Votes Yes

Year in Photos Arts : LOOK UP

Liza Batkin ‘15 offered jam to an attendee during the opening of the Harvard Dance Project’s “LOOK UP” in November. At one stage of the installation, dancers invited attendees to sit and eat bread.

Year in Photos Arts : Harvard Art Museums

Pomp marked the student opening of renovated Harvard Art Museums in November.

LOOK UP

Public Service at Harvard

Stopping the Huskies

Senior netminder Emerance Maschmeyer looks to stop the dangerous Huskies attack.

Year in Photos: Divest Harvard

Canyon S. Woodward '15 of student activist group Divest Harvard hangs a banner during a protest in Massachusetts Hall on Feb. 12. A group of students rushed into the building during one of multiple protests demanding that the University divest from fossil fuels.

Year in Photos: Housing Day

Students in Adams House sprint down Plympton Street to Harvard Yard to begin Housing Day festivities on March 12.

Year in Photos: Shooting at Brigham

Members of the Boston Police Department and Brigham and Women’s Hospital personnel crossed the street away from the Harvard-affiliated hospital’s Shapiro building, where Harvard Medical School Assistant Professor Michael J. Davidson was fatally shot on Jan. 20.

Year in Photos: ROTC

From left, Carolyn F. Pushaw ’16, Lucy F. Perkins, and Kira R. Headrick ’17 bow their heads during a 9/11 memorial service hosted by ROTC cadets and midshipmen in 2014.

Year in Photos: Touchdown

Andrew Fischer catches the game-winning score of the Harvard-Yale game on Nov. 22. The Crimson beat the Bulldogs, 31-24, in a thriller at Harvard Stadium that ensured sole possession of the Ivy title for Harvard.

Year in Photos FM : Mark Mauriello

“For me, every second of every day is theater,” said Mark J. Mauriello '15, a student actor who performed in ‘The Donkey Show,’ a Midsummer Night's Dream-inspired interacive disco musical.

Title XI at Harvard

Mia Karvonides, the Title IX coordinator at Harvard, spoke to the Crimson on 5/21 about Harvard's first year enforcing a new sexual harassment policy.