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Master of Ceremonies

PhD student Victor Arul talks about his passion for events, managing his time as a student and executive on the Harvard Griffin GSAS Student Council, and the personal satisfaction he’s gotten from his work with the council during his time at Harvard.

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Victor Arul and fellow peer pose with GSC signage
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Sadagopan Named 2025 Hertz Fellow

The Fannie and John Hertz Foundation announced on May 6 that Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (Harvard Griffin GSAS) PhD student Ananthan Sadagopan has been named one of its 2025 Hertz Fellows. The prestigious fellowship is one of the nation’s most competitive awards for graduate students in applied science, engineering, and mathematics.  

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Ananthan Sadagopan with 2025 Hertz Fellow written to his left
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Balancing Books

Managing his responsibilities as treasurer of the Harvard Griffin GSAS Student Council can be tricky, but Fardin Aryan says it’s worthwhile to have an impact on the lives of his fellow students. 

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Fardin Aryan in the lab's RNA room.
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From Cells to Self

PhD student Hannah Tam discusses her research on organ-level regeneration, her path to her PhD, and the life-changing lessons she has received from her mentors.   

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Immunofluorescence image of the skin
Immunofluorescence image of the skin (photo credit: Jingyu Peng). The cell types shown here (hair follicle, arrector pili muscle, and sympathetic nerve) allow us to get goosebumps.
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Colloquy Podcast: How the Problems of Home Pierce the College Bubble

Boston University sociologist Anthony Abraham Jack, PhD ’16, says colleges and universities often fail to acknowledge the inequities of class and race that follow students from home to campus. The solution? Pop the campus bubble and begin looking at the ways that place impacts the challenges low-income and first-generation students face.  

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Anthony Abraham Jack leans forward in his chair
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More Proof That Money Isn’t Everything

A major global study of flourishing led by Professor Tyler VenderWeele, PhD '06, reinforces prior warnings about the lack of well-being among youth, particularly in the US, and highlights the adage that money isn’t everything, with middle-income — not wealthy — countries topping a ranking of 22 nations.

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Harvard Chan School Professor Tyler VanderWeele, PhD '06
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