GSAS News

Trends come and go but Brown University Professor Emily Oster, PhD '06, says raising happy, healthy kids requires certain key "ingredients."

Tucked away behind Divinity Avenue, Harvard's Bio Labs have been an incubator for Nobel Prize-winning scientists like Mario Capecchi, PhD '67, and H. Robert Horvitz, PhD '74. 

Political scientist Ben Schneer, PhD '16, finds that voters make decisions based on the person they’re voting for, not the candidate higher up on the ballot.  

Professor Todd Rogers and PhD student Audrey Feldman find that sports might be the last remaining American cultural institution that spans our political divides.

Harvard Griffin GSAS alums, including Gary Ruvkun, Eric Maskin, and Dudley Herschbach, discuss how the honor changed their lives, the influence it had on their work, and how they dealt with the sudden notoriety.

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