Recently Published: Winter/Spring 2025
Research at Risk: Since World War II, universities have worked with the federal government to create an innovation ecosystem that has yielded life-changing progress. Now much of that work may be halted as funding is withdrawn. Find out more about the threats to medical, engineering, and scientific research, as well as how Harvard is fighting to preserve this work—and the University's core values.
Harvard Griffin GSAS alumni share the knowledge they create not only in scholarly and scientific journals, but also in books written both for those in their field and for a wider audience. Here is a sampling of recently published works by graduates, as presented in the winter/spring issue of the School's Colloquy magazine.
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Leonard Cassuto, PhD ’89, English and American Literature and Language Academic Writing as if Readers Matter | Image
Jeffrey Edward Green, PhD ’07, Government Bob Dylan, Prophet Without God Oxford University Press, 2024 |
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P. H. Kazanjian, AM ’02, History of Science Persisting Pandemics: Syphilis, AIDS, and COVID (First edition) Rutgers University Press, 2025 | Image
Susan W. Liebman, AM ’70, Biophysics The Dressmaker’s Mirror: Sudden Death, Genetics, and a Jewish Family’s Secret Rowman & Littlefield, 2024 |
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Alasdair Roberts, PhD ’94, Public Policy The Adaptable Country: How Canada Can Survive the Twenty-First Century McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2024 | Image
Joey Sheehan, PhD ’80, Regional Studies East Asia Judgment on Erebus: A Notorious Air Disaster on Antarctica’s Mount Erebus Tests a Nation’s Conscience Canterbury Books, 2024 |
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