Harvard faculty and GSAS alumni share big ideas and new innovations at Alumni Day 2018.

Alumni return to campus for residence hall reunion.

Alfredo "Freddy" Valencia and Alyssa Hernandez are the inaugural diversity and inclusion fellows in the GSAS Office of Diversity and Minority Affairs.

On April 13, 2018, GSAS is celebrating its four residence halls with a special reunion event to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the construction of Perkins and Conant Halls.

As a scholar, Ashley D. Farmer, AM ’08 in history, PhD ’13 in African American Studies, knew that the condensed, male-dominated narratives of the American Black power and civil rights movements were obscuring stories of women.

Dench holds a bachelor’s, master’s, and a doctor of philosophy degree in ancient history from the University of Oxford. She taught classics and ancient history at Birkbeck College, University of London, before coming to Harvard in 2007 with a joint appointment in classics and history. She has received numerous awards for excellence in teaching and mentoring.

Notes from the Dudley Underground by Jackie Yun

Christie Chiu explores fundamental questions concerning high-temperature superconductors.

Why is menswear so uniform, while women's fashion embraces all sorts of decorative, embellished outfits. In other words, why is "plumage" so dependent on gender? And what happens when we start to bend those gender rules?

When Natasha Warikoo, PhD ’05, sociology, moved to the United Kingdom to teach at the University of London, she was surprised by the conversations her students weren’t having. While discussions of race and access to higher education were...