Protecting Provincetown

Graduate School Of Design students work to protect P-town from climate change while saving its quintessential New England character

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A photo showing cars used as rip-rap along the Cuyahoga River, is held in front of its banks decades later A photo showing cars used as rip-rap along the Cuyahoga River, is held in front of its banks decades later

Cuyahoga River cleanup

Former EPA chief Gina McCarthy reflects on the Cuyahoga River cleanup as a symbol for the nation's progress on clean water

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An industrial complex in Ganjiaxiang, China An industrial complex in Ganjiaxiang, China

Cleaner air in China

Researchers analyzed the viability of China moving toward carbon-negative electric power generation

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Inside Annenberg Hall, Chef Martin Breslin shows a sustainable food standards food bar Inside Annenberg Hall, Chef Martin Breslin shows a sustainable food standards food bar

Sustainable food standards

New food standards will increase access to healthy foods on campus while also lessening Harvard's impact on land, air, and water

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Events

Tuesday, April 23, 2019, 8:30am - 10:00am

Entrepreneurship and Revitalization: West Virginia's Path to Economic Redevelopment

Tuesday, April 23, 2019, 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Striving to Build An Antiracist Education Community

Tuesday, April 23, 2019, 6:00pm - 7:00pm

LOBSTER WAR: The Fight Over the World's Richest Fishing Grounds

Tuesday, April 23, 2019, 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Recent Discoveries at Sardis: From the Bronze Age to the End of Antiquity

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Video

Women make their stage debut in Harvard's Hasty Pudding

Steeped in 171 years of history, 2019 marks the first year women take the stage as part of the Hasty Pudding cast.

A writer’s journey, a poem by a Harvard student

Ruben Reyes Jr. ’19 launched a new Latinx literary magazine that showcases writers from all walks of life who not only have stories to tell, but empowers them as the best ones to tell them.

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Latest Harvard Gazette News

Harvard doctoral students describe projects at the cutting edge of evolutionary inquiry

Harvard doctoral students describe projects at the cutting edge of evolutionary inquiry

Harvard doctoral students offered a glimpse of the future of evolutionary inquiry, outlining projects that touch on the human pelvis, butterfly hybrids, field and forest mice, and the mystery of an …
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Harvard, Princeton scientists make AI breakthrough for fusion energy

Harvard, Princeton scientists make AI breakthrough for fusion energy

Scientists from Harvard and Princeton have teamed up to create an artificial intelligence algorithm that can predict destructive disruptions in nuclear fusion experiments
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Three alumni to receive Harvard Medal at Commencement

Three alumni to receive Harvard Medal at Commencement

The Harvard Alumni Association has announced that Teresita Alvarez-Bjelland ’76, M.B.A. ’79, Dan H. Fenn Jr. ’44, A.M. ’72, and Tamara Elliott Rogers ’74 will receive the 2019 Harvard Medal.
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GSD students mull how to protect Provincetown while retaining its charm

GSD students mull how to protect Provincetown while retaining its charm

Architect and GSD Professor Scott Cohen discusses his studio course that considered how architects could help his beloved Provincetown, Mass. …
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News from Around Harvard

Big Tech and Democracy: The Critical Role of Congress

Apr 22, 2019Technology has reached a critical juncture in American society. …
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Interrupting the Flow of Hate: 2019 Billings Preaching Competition

Each spring, Harvard Divinity School's Office of Ministry Studies organizes the Billings Preaching Prize Competition, an annual preaching competition open to second- and third-year MDiv students. …
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Step into the Spotlight

Visibility at work is important for our professional advancement — and tricky, especially for women. …
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At USC, Soni Meets Mental Health Crisis with Mindfulness

The United States is suffering through an epidemic of youth mental illness. For Varun Soni, MTS ’99, the crisis is not only one of mind, but also of spirit. …
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Adding citizenship question to U.S. Census could result in significant undercounts

Adding citizenship question to U.S. Census could result in significant undercounts

Evidence from a randomized control trial indicates that when you introduce a question about citizenship on a United States Census form, respondents answer a smaller percentage of the questions. …
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How Third-Party Information Can Enhance Data Analytics - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM DELOITTE

Sponsor content from Deloitte.
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Live-Blogging the Stock Market: Deb Price, NF ’11, is leading a team at South China Morning Post to offer news average readers can use

Why are Chinese breweries trading up today? The question came in an email from a reader of the South China Morning Post’s new live stocks blog. …
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Infertility: Extra embryos –– too much of a good thing?

Infertility: Extra embryos –– too much of a good thing?

People attempting to conceive through in vitro fertilization may face the question of what to do with extra embryos, especially if they reach a point where they feel their family is complete. …
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