GSAS News

There has been some progress, but I still see too many humans staring at their flat metal devices, even when they are taking a break from work. To really do their best writing, humans need to make time for play and creativity away from their screens. 

By targeting two particular biological pathways in cancer cells simultaneously, researchers led by Rhea Sahu, PhD ’25, for the first time were able not only to stop the growth of incurable prostate cancer, but also to shrink existing tumors.

Molecular biologist Hannah Tam, PhD '26, was one of six emerging scientists recognized by the Research Institute for Molecular Pathology for their outstanding doctoral work.

Charlotte Wagner, PhD '21, senior scientist at the Stockholm Environment Institute, helps countries meet their climate commitments.

Whether they're embarking on the faculty job market, exploring opportunities beyond academia, or still figuring out what comes next, fall is a great time for students to make meaningful progress on their career goals at the Mignone Center for Career Success.

Harvard Griffin GSAS upgrades Engage with CampusGroups, giving students new tools to find events, join organizations, and connect across departments.