As an Egyptology PhD student in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Julia Puglisi uncovers the secrets of one of antiquity's most understudied sites—the quarry turned graveyard known as the Central Field of the Giza Necropolis.Read More

Student Keidrick Roy works to give voice to Black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) through research that reveals their long-overlooked contributions to enlightenment thinking and through his teaching, activism, and art.Read More

Whether hip-hop, classical, or jazz, the music these GSAS students love shapes and inspires the science they do.Read More

As a co-director of graduate studies in the Department of Physics, Jacob Barandes draws on his own GSAS experience to advise current students.Read More

Leah Gose, a PhD student in sociology at Harvard’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), hopes to shed light on how we can work together to provide nutritional assistance, address barriers to access, and create policies that eliminate food insecurity.Read More

The four GSAS resident advisors deal with challenges to campus life not seen in a century, maintaining their commitment to promoting a sense of community for those who live and work at Harvard.Read More

Computer scientist uses videogame development expertise to streamline neuroscience research.Read More

Student Kathryn Holston is part of an effort to learn more about debt crises so that governments can see them coming and cope better when they hit.Read More

Jan Iyer combines the life sciences with physics to reveal the hidden structures of the human inner ear. Her goal is to enable clinicians and researchers to see cells and neurons inside the inner ear so that they can better diagnose hearing loss and develop new ways to treat it.Read More