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Journalists John Harwood and Gerald F. Seib discussed their new book, “Pennsylvania Avenue: Profiles in Backroom Power,” which looks at new Washington powerbrokers, at the Harvard Book Store on Tuesday.


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Representatives from local businesses, restaurants, and boutiques flocked to Harvard Square on Sunday for Cambridge’s annual MayFair. Students and residents strolled by the booths and sampled ethnic foods.


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Larry Slotnick of the Somerville-based Taza Chocolate holds up a portfolio depicting the organic farming practices of the cacao farmers from which his company buys its raw materials in the Harvard Book Store last night. Eager members of the public jostled


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Panelists (from left to right) Jon Beckwith, Harold Varmus, Charles Rosenberg , Dan Sarewitz, and Sheila Jasanoff address questions raised by Varmus in his lecture “Enhancing the Contract: The Federal Government and American Science in a New Administratio


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Denise L. Faustman, a Harvard Medical School professor, is leading an effort to use a tuberculosis therapy to cure Type 1 diabetes.


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Professor Noah R. Feldman ’92 sits in his office at the Law School last week. The Rhodes Scholar and former Eliot House resident was selected by the Coalitional Provisional Authority to serve as an advisor for the Iraqi constitution.


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A student walks through the entrance of Lamont Library. Starting March 30, Lamont will no longer allow students without their Harvard ID cards to enter the library. In the aftermath of shootings on college campuses across the country. Lamont has increased


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Columbia professor of Iranian studies Hamid Dabashi (left) and Harvard Professor of Middle East History Roger Owen (right), speak at “On Empire and (Re)Colonization in the Middle East” at Harvard Law School.

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