Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar

The first female Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, speaking on leadership and cooperation at the Harvard Law School.

HBC Raises the 'Barre'

Devoid of frilly tutus, glittery crowns, and any sparkling set design, the Harvard Ballet Company (HBC) presented “Barre None” this past weekend, showcasing ballet in its purest form.

Of Classmates and Congo Bars

Like some prophet of Holy Writ, Seth A. Riddley ’12 woke from his sleep early a few nights ago with ...

The New Face of January

Pilot January Arts Intensives aim to increase artistic involvement on campus

Considered the premier contemporary artist of his generation, Romero Britto lends his creative expertise to undergraduate.

Barre None

Incorporating routines from the renowned George Balanchine as well as student choreographers, the Harvard Ballet Company showcased both modern and traditional elements of ballet.

The Israel-Palestine Debate

Bashir Bashir, adjunct lecturer at the Department of Political Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Leila Farsakh, Associate Professor of Science at the University of Massachusetts, Boston speak at the Kennedy School of Government about alternatives to the partitioning of land between Israel and Palestine. Bashir and Farsakh focused on the proposal of "bi-nationalism" as an alternative that would secure national and individual rights.

'Ruddigore' Bewitches Audience

If “Ruddigore, or the Witch’s Curse” is concerned with, above all, what one ought to do in certain situations, let ...

A Fitting Tribute

The double bass doesn’t usually get the solos in jazz, but it was this instrument that took center stage during ...

Organized by the Harvard Jazz Bands and the Office for the Arts, “Walking the Bass Line: A Tribute to Milt Hinton” featured jazz bassist and guest of honor Cecil McBee.

Portrait of an Artist: Romero Britto

Contemporary Pop artist Romero Britto creates bold artwork characterized by vibrant colors, solid lines, and creative patterning. While he grew ...

Considered the premier contemporary artist of his generation, Romero Britto lends his creative expertise to undergraduates

Death and the King's Horseman

There are few things in life that everyone shares, but death is on top of the list of all that is inevitable.

Elesin (Yi Jun Tan ’13) grapples with his duty to commit suicide following his king’s death.

Elesin (Yi Jun Tan ’13) grapples with his duty to commit suicide following his king’s death.

The Balcony

In Jean Genet’s “The Balcony,” sex is theater and power is a performance.

The Balcony Rehearsal

Irma (Maria-Ilinca Radulian ’11) argues with the Chief of Police (Daniel J. Giles ’13) during a rehearsal for The Balcony.

Lavanam

Lavanam, director of the Atheist Centre in India, recent recipient of the Indian government’s National Award for Social Programs, and author of “Gandhi As We Knew Him,” speaks on the state of secularism in India in Phillips Brooks House on Sunday.

Yale Professor Bryan Garsten gives the keynote address, “Being Represented,” at the Graduate Conference in Political Theory on Friday afternoon at the Center for Government and International Studies.

Consent Is Sexy

Looking for ways to be sexy? Harvard’s Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response has two suggestions: 1. Get consent. ...

William Galston, Bill Kristol Debrief Elections

The Center for American Political Studies teamed with the Program on Constitutional Government yesterday to provide analysis on the most recent midterm election.

Finding the Beauty in Albinism

"I’m an artist. I see beauty in every moment."

Election Recap

Political analyst Bill Kristol (right) and William A. Galston (center) of the Brookings Institute discuss the implications of Tuesday’s elections for American politics.

Today in Photos (11/04/10)

Sebastián Vélez, founder and director of Children of the Border, was presented with the Award for Service to Humanity by the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard yesterday.