The latest books from GSAS alumni explore life after death, ponder the future of US supremacy in global politics, and celebrate an itinerant Jewish theatrical troupe.Read More

The latest books from GSAS alumni revisit the history of Nathan Hale and Moses Dunbar, take the long view on reproductive health, and dive into Japan's post-war "identity crisis."Read More

Data scientist will speak about accountable algorithms and what academic institutions can do to mitigate harm.Read More

Alexander L. Fattal, PhD ’14, examines the role of media in the decades-long military conflict between the Colombian state and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).Read More

Reviewing the history of migration through a different lens.Read More

Emilio Kourí, AB ’84, PhD ’96, studies the social and economic history of rural Mexico since Independence.Read More

CRISPR has emerged as a tool with the power to eradicate disease, and it is transforming scientific research throughout the world.Read More

Anthony Abraham Jack's book, The Privileged Poor: How Elite Colleges Are Failing Disadvantaged Students has galvanized national conversations about inclusion in American higher education.Read More

Imagine, for a moment, that you could forget everything you ever knew about the way our reality works. That two objects hundreds of miles apart could communicate instantaneously. That the act of measuring something could change what is being... Read More

Carroll Bogert, Carroll Bogert, AB ’83, AM ’86, president of The Marshall Project, awarded a 2019 Centennial Medal.Read More