Harvard Gazette • 5th March 2020

Harvard’s keeper of historic and antique clocks

For the past 30 years, Richard Ketchen has cared for and repaired some of Harvard’s oldest and most historic clocks

Providence Journal • 28th July 2016

Donated art transforms R.I. nonprofits

Pawtucket-based Art Connection-Rhode Island has placed more than 500 pieces at 41 nonprofits that provide social services. Photos by Juan Siliezar.

Roger Williams University • 19th April 2018

​Learning to Market a Labor of Love

To help take a small business to the next level, RWU students learn the art it takes to make its signature treat

Harvard Gazette • 18th December 2019

Uncovering the switch that controls brain state

Finding may shed light on changes in motivation, focus, and behavior

Harvard Gazette • 9th October 2019

Hiroshima survivor shares her experience with Harvard

Hiroshima survivor recalls the bombing, the devastation that followed, and her life as a disarmament advocate

Harvard Gazette • 1st May 2019

Improv skills can translate to social and professional skills

Improv can boost social and professional skills, students find

Harvard Gazette • 10th October 2019

Harvard student pens textbook on racial literacy

Sophomore Winona Guo co-wrote two textbooks, co-founded a nonprofit, and gave two TED Talks — most of it before she even graduated high school

Harvard Gazette • 4th September 2019

Iconic John Harvard Statue is the star of the Yard

Harvard is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Greater Boston, and perhaps the biggest attraction at Harvard is a sculpture

Harvard Gazette • 3rd January 2019

Harvard research helps prepare policy road for self-driving cars

Two Harvard efforts are helping craft policy before the shift gains speed