GSAS News

PhD student Mauro Lazarovich uncovers the profound impact of Latin American authors, artists, and intellectuals in addressing the plight of refugees during World War II.

Coal mining communities in Appalachia have had a hard time making the economic transition away from fossil fuel industries. How has “brain drain” contributed? 

Professor Graham Allison discusses his research on the rise of China, how he came to study conflict and statecraft, and a long-lasting relationship he formed while at Harvard Griffin GSAS.  

When the FWC team was brainstorming a potential topic for this post, an unexpected, spirited debate erupted around the idea of “pumpkin spice season.” 

Here are four recommendations from GSAS students across disciplines for making the most of your advising relationship and starting the new academic year off right.

In this episode of “Dissertation in One Minute”, Stephanie DeCross discusses her research on how youth exposed to childhood trauma learn about cues that predict threat versus safety and how this impacts mental health.