GSAS News

Co-founded with a Harvard classmate, graduating MD-PhD student Leonard Nettey's MV3 Foundation, which stands for “Mobilizing Voices Through Education, Service, and Advocacy,” has helped over 175 undergraduates nationwide by giving them a community of peers and free academic and professional mentorship.

Researchers see a lesson for lawmakers and executives as systems asked to run a simulated business and maximize gain resort to unethical, fraudulent tactics.

By equipping robots with new sensing modalities, November graduate Ninad Jadhav makes them both more independent and better at collaboration. 

The global economy continues to expand, supported by the artificial intelligence boom, but high energy prices, trade tensions, policy uncertainty, and structural challenges weigh on activity, according to economist Karen Dynan, PhD '92.

This week, in New England at least, spring has begun to bloom in its full glory, and there is a different energy in the air. It’s April, after all, a month of motion and memory and new desire. 

Harvard Griffin GSAS students Arya Rao and Ananthan Sadagopan have been named recipients of the 2026 Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans. The prestigious merit-based program honors the potential of immigrants and children of immigrants to make significant contributions to United States society and culture.