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.
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.
Navigating through these unprecedented times and "new normal", Danielle Farrell offers some helpful tips and resources for finding peace even when you feel like you've hit a wall.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
The United States is in the midst of an epidemic. The illness can be fatal. The old are particularly vulnerable, but the young are increasingly affected as well. The poor and members of communities of color suffer disproportionately. The costs to... Read More
Friends Kaeleigh Cain and Patricia Sieweyumptewa have a lot in common. Both are Native Americans who grew up on a reservation. Both have a passion for service and for working with young people in their communities. And, until they participated in... 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
Dear GSAS Students, As many of you know, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a proposal to restrict visas for international students and scholars to two or four years. The proposed rule is open for public comment... Read More
October 23, 2020
Coronavirus, Dean's Messages, Student Affairs, Student Life
Dear GSAS Students, At the midpoint of the fall term, I wanted to provide an update on where planning stands for the spring 2021 term, and what you can expect over the next several months. Spring 2021 Term In July, FAS Dean Claudine... Read More
Dear GSAS Students, I wanted to make sure you saw the email sent earlier today from FAS Dean Claudine Gay. As you may recall, the Department of Education’s new regulations for responding to campus-based sexual harassment,... Read More
