Madeleine M. Schwartz

“Marat/Sade,” Peter Weiss’ violent, absurd, revolutionary drama, is both a wonder and headache. It’s a play within a play of ...

In 1915, when a team of archaeologists from Harvard and the Museum of Fine Arts cracked open a tomb in ...

Alternative futures call for alternative language. “1984” had Newspeak, “A Clockwork Orange” had Nadsat—each distorted, disorienting vocabulary a warning of

NEW YORK, N.Y. — In Red Hook, Brooklyn, where crumbling warehouses butt up against a shiny new Ikea, summer weekends

It is said that cooking is the way to a man’s heart. But according to Harvard Biological Anthropology Professor Richard

As the class of ’09 prepares to say farewell to the Harvard campus, seniors of another sort are greeting it

Robin E. Kelsey, formerly an associate professor specializing in the history of photography, has achieved tenure in the history of

When David L. Szanton ’60 arrived on the Harvard campus as a freshman in the fall of 1956, he found

Early on in “Security,” Stephen Amidon’s most recent novel, security technician Edward Inman describes the changes in his job over

Daniel R. Pecci ’09 is interested in what we think of as theater—and how he can expand the definition. The