Tips and tricks for financial health over the holidays

The Office of Student Affairs (OSA) and the Office of Student Services (OSS) at GSAS have different areas of focus, but the staff of each share a common commitment to supporting students and enabling them to flourish.

The GSAS Student Center Fellows are a team of student leaders working to positively impact the lives of their peers in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) by creating a community that extends beyond academic life. Fellows collaborate to...

You have probably seen the recent rollout of Harvard’s We’re All Human campaign, aimed at creating a culture that embraces and celebrates the importance of mental health and well-being. If you know our office, you know this is integral to our...

Please join the Office of Residential Life in congratulating the 2022–2023 student RAs!

Whether you are a new incoming student or a seasoned upper G-year, the start of the semester can be overwhelming and full of adjustments. The staff at the Office of Student Services are here to help students experiencing stress, confusion, or doubt.

The history of Harvard’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences is one of growth in intellectual and scholarly influence. It is also too often a story of exclusion. In its 150th anniversary year, both legacies shape what the School is today—and what it strives to become.

Anyone keeping up with the news these past few years knows what challenging times we live in. While being engaged in the world and our communities is important, current events—as well as those in our personal lives—can take a toll on our...

In her May 2022 column, Director of Student Services Danielle Farrell discusses ways for students to find balance and refresh during the summer months.

Each year, the GSAS Student Council (GSC) chooses its Commencement marshals to represent the School’s graduating class. Marshal nominations are made by members of the GSAS community, including students, the nominee’s graduate program administrator,...