Taking a deep dive into the graduate student mental health crisis with Dr. Emily Bernstein, PhD ’20, a clinical psychologist at Massachusetts General Hospital's Center for Digital Mental Health.
On May 27, 2015, four alumni of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) were awarded the Centennial Medal for their “contributions to society as they have emerged from one’s graduate education at Harvard.”
In April, GSAS celebrated Alumni Day, an annual tradition that drew more than 300 graduates to Cambridge for a day filled with talks and opportunities to engage with fellow alumni. The day showcased the intellectual work conducted at Harvard by...
Helping graduate students share their work For Stephen Blyth , PhD ’92, successful graduate work is not measured by how few people understand it. “It is so important to be able to communicate one’s ideas in a clear and compelling way,” says Blyth, a...
The Graduate School hosted three University-wide alumni events in China in January, during a trip whose many highlights included the presence of Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean Michael D. Smith, who was making his first visit to Asia. GSAS Dean...
Each object of art tells its own story, on its own terms. Suzanne Preston Blier listens — and then weaves connections between its makers, their society, its journey, and ours. As an undergraduate at the University of Vermont in the late 1960s,...
Two of Harvard’s most astute China observers assess the prospects and limitations of a rapidly growing superpower A wife is jailed for poisoning a business acquaintance, a man with whom her family was enmeshed in shadowy, lucrative financial schemes...
GSAS was proud to welcome more than 100 alumni from across the globe for a celebration of Harvard Astronomy on April 5, 2013. The day presented opportunities to engage with some of the leading research in the field, to celebrate new discoveries, and...
