Featured Story: Harvard researchers battle the extreme at the South Pole
Harvard researchers recount working and living at one of the most remote places on Earth: The South Pole.
Selected Stories
They will THUD you
The Harvard Undergraduate Drummers make viral beats using buckets, brooms, spoons, and tubes
Second black hole image unveiled, first from our galaxy
Pioneering Harvard-led global collaborative unveils latest portrait, bolstering understanding of relativity, gravity
Harvard ornithology professor bicycles across the U.S.
Prof cycles across U.S. to raise awareness for BLM, Black Birders Week
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.
New theory behind Chicxulub impactor that killed the dinosaurs
New theory explains possible origin of plummeting Chicxulub impactor that struck off Mexico
That building on Cambridge city seal? Harvard’s original library, Gore Hall
Though razed, the legacy of Harvard’s original library has been kept alive in Cambridge’s official seal
A warrior then, a warrior now
After spinal-cord injury left him paralyzed, Ben Abercrombie returned to finish what he started and battle to get back what he lost
Stunning bird photography from Harvard professor
Zoologist, his field work on hold, falls for wildlife bird photography
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