On Campus
Construction Continues on Smith Center
The Smith Campus Center renovations continue with the recent addition of trees.
The View From Lamont
Thursday's bright spring weather is reflected in Lamont Library's front windows, where many students spent the day inside studying for finals.
Smith Campus Center Trees
Harvard planted new trees in front of the Smith Campus Center, which is under construction and slated to open in Fall 2018.
"Faculty Lounge" Seeks to Bridge the Gap Between Students and Faculty
Although the Harvard College Stand Up Comic Society (HCSUCS) usually runs shows every week or so, the April 14 performance was not your run-of-the-mill show.
Bill Gates Returns to Harvard to Talk Philanthropy, Social Life
Bill Gates, Harvard’s wealthiest drop-out, returned to the University Thursday to visit labs and speak to hundreds of students from across Harvard’s schools about his work.
Novelist Colson Whitehead Wins 2018 Harvard Arts Medal
“I accept this on behalf of the fourth floor of Pennypacker. May you all live in peace and harmony,” Whitehead said.
2017 Sustainability Report Highlights Progress, Features New Graphics
The Office for Sustainability released its 2017 Sustainability report, highlighting reductions in trash production per capita and water use, among other improvements.
The Gender Pay Gap Beyond Hollywood
The reason it matters is that the way we talk about Hollywood scandals mirrors the flawed structure of the arguments we make about gender inequality in the workplace on a daily basis.
Gene Corbin
Gene Corbin, the current Assistant Dean of Harvard College for Public Service, will step down at the end of the semester.
Skate into Summer
To celebrate the last day of classes, the College Events Board hosted a free roller-skating rink in the Science Center Plaza Wednesday afternoon.
Walk Out for Gun Control
Students gathered on Widener steps Friday morning as part of a national day of school walkouts to mark the 19th anniversary of the Columbine shooting.
