GSAS News

Now in her third year as a fellow at the Student Center at Harvard Griffin GSAS, Maya Jackson strives to care for student parents by creating programming to which they can look forward every year. 

Even as Atte Kadoma and Isaias Ghezae are immersed in demanding PhD programs at Harvard, being  resident advisor brings balance to their lives and enriches both their student experience and their scholarly pursuits.

PhD student Samora Pinderhughes works with music and art to create healing rooms, showcase the work of individuals healing from structural violence, and establish spaces where people can come to grips with it.

Dr. Aisha Usmani of Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School discusses how cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness-based approaches can provide a powerful framework for creating resolutions that last throughout the year.

Genetic discoveries led by Matthew Meyerson, PhD '96, laid the foundation for development of new medicine approved for type of lung cancer that previously had few treatment options.

Harvard professors Gordon Freeman, PhD '79, and Arlene Sharpe, PhD '81, were recognized by the University of Zurich for "foundational and pioneering research of societal benefit."