Harvard Gazette

For Christian Wiman, ‘dead on the table’ more than once, suffering is no longer the only authentic thing

Jill Lepore argues in her new Pulitzer-winning history that it desperately needs update, traces emergence of roadblocks

Stimulation probe seen as step toward more precise treatment of anxiety, depression

Houghton exhibit showcases newspapers, pamphlets, other media, offering on-the-ground view of what regular citizens knew, and when they knew it

New to the sport or just rusty? A rehab doc offers tips on avoiding all-too-common injuries.

They say certain features helpful for developing comprehension skills but can also distract — particular problem in era when kids read less

Mandë Holford uncovers the secrets of deadly marine mollusks, how their toxins work with such targeted efficiency

Harvard University announced on Friday that the Science Center on Oxford Street will be renamed Zimmer Hall, in recognition of a 2018 gift of $100 million from the Zimmer Family…

U.K., U.S. experts trace rise in awareness through research, political involvement, pandemic

Projects translating research into public good — spanning fields from medicine and climate to civics and arts — win $4 million from new Harvard fund

New research suggests increased exposure between groups results in more couplings across class but not racial lines

Sarah Isgur argues growing distrust of justices says more about our tribalism than any change in way judiciary works

Radcliffe medalist Ruth J. Simmons lauded by Michelle Obama, Drew Faust, Tomiko Brown-Nagin for pioneering career

New adaptation of dark, psychological thriller film premieres at American Repertory Theater

Region expert Kenneth Weinstein argues real challenge in Indo-Pacific is economic, not military