GSAS News

Wronged and can’t move on? Professors Matthew Ichihashi Potts, PhD ’13, and Tyler VanderWeele, PhD ’06, join psychologist Dr. Laura Thompson to discuss why and how to heal.

Students Emily C. Mitchell and Jonah Nuoja Luo Haven were awarded the American Academy in Rome's fellowship for advanced work and research in the arts and humanities.

A Centennial Medalist and beloved Harvard professor, Vendler, PhD '60, was considered the nation’s "leading poetry critic."

Hurricanes are growing threats in the age of climate change, but incomplete records hinder our understanding of how they evolve. Graduating Harvard Griffin GSAS student Thomas Lee tries to bridge this gap.

Study led by Kristen Brantley, PhD '21, signals "the importance of genetic testing" in younger breast cancer survivors to gauge their risk for a second primary breast cancer.

Being well-written is a merit as valid for coding as for writing. Conversely, some writing foibles prompt me to think, “A computer will not be able to understand this!” It occurred to me that coding principles and best practices can actually help to promote more lucid writing.