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Through genetic research and analysis, Roslyn Curry works to address health inequities, help heal the wounds of colonialism and slavery, and recover histories long lost to the Indigenous and Black communities to which she belongs.

An award-winning composer who has worked with the London Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Opera House, and the London Philharmonic, Sasha Siem, PhD ’11, now focuses her talents on writing and performing songs that engage the spirit and foster healing.

The notion of black people as property is deeply embedded in the cultural, political, and legal DNA of the United States according to the University of Texas historian Shirley Thompson, PhD '01.

Aaron Berkowitz traveled to Haiti in 2012 to teach neurology in a country where there were virtually no doctors in that field. Thankfully, his PhD in music had taught him to improvise—and to listen.

Jordan Ellenberg, PhD '98, on how geometry can be a way of measuring and explaining everything from democracy to disease.

Harvard Griffin GSAS closes out its anniversary celebration by honoring alums who epitomize the School’s inquiry, innovation, and impact

In his 2022 book, Speech Is My Hammer, Max Hunter, AM '06, explores the literacy stories of artists and thinkers like Richard Wright and Langston Hughes in the hope of enabling Black men to embrace their own multifaceted, transcendent humanity.

Tal Ben-Shahar trains a new generation of professionals in the art and science of human flourishing.