Animals on Campus
In Photos: The Paw-pular Residents of Lowell House
From mischievous kittens to energetic dogs, embark on a journey through Lowell House's diverse pet community. Welcome to the world of cuddles, purrs, and wagging tails, guaranteed to make your day a little brighter!
Harvard Researchers Discover Clues About Cell Regeneration By Transforming Worm Genomes
Researchers in Harvard’s Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Department discovered that after they manipulated the cells of worms, the worms passed on those genomic changes to their offspring, a finding that may offer other insights into cellular regeneration.
Harvard Law Clinic Aids Animal Welfare Groups’ Lawsuit Against United States Department of Agriculture
The animal welfare groups — New England Anti-Vivisection Society, Animal Legal Defense Fund, and International Primate Protection League — called on the USDA several years ago to widely disseminate standards promoting the psychological well-being of primates.
Harvard Turkey
A Harvard turkey is spotted walking along Memorial Drive as the sun begins to set Tuesday.
Dunster House Deans Axe Annual Goat Roast
Bringing an end to a decades-old Dunster House tradition, Faculty Deans Cheryl K. Chen and Sean D. Kelly canceled the main event of the House’s annual goat roast: the skinning and barbecuing of a locally sourced goat in the courtyard.
In Case You Forget
Under the vaulted ceilings of that old, old space, we danced onwards, understanding that we were still so very young and so very new to this place.
On the Fence
Like many students, this Harvard turkey is on the fence about what do now that shopping week is over.
Pups
Oona takes a stroll with her owner's friend, Bekka Wright, a Cambridge resident, near Annenberg on Tuesday afternoon.
llama
Farm animals were featured in a petting zoo at the Closing Celebration of the 10 Days of SEAS hosted on Monday.
Puppy Office Hours
Students play with trained therapy dog, Sprout, at puppy office hours hosted by CAMHS at UHS on Tuesday afternoon.
Meet President Faust’s Mysterious New Puppy
Everyone loves a good puppy study break. Life at Harvard is stressful, and nothing says relaxation like a small four-legged animal with a wet nose and an unpredictable bladder. No one knows this better than University President Drew G. Faust.