February 6, 2019
Reading List: Winter 2019
Reviews Fifty years ago, a chasm opened between New Left activists and the liberal-labor old guard, as seen in May 1968 in Paris, the Prague Spring, and Chicago’s ’68 Democratic convention. Rieko Kage (PhD ’05, government) explores one specific... Read More
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February 5, 2019
Professional Development
Teaching Outside the Box
What’s the best way to engage students? What’s the most compelling way to present complicated ideas in the classroom?Read More
February 4, 2019
Dean's Messages
Colloquy Magazine Winter 2019: Dean's Greeting
Since my appointment as dean, I have engaged increasingly with alumni and students as I get to know the members of this special community. These energizing conversations are helping me to define my priorities, which will include addressing one of... Read More
Cityscape including buildings in Eastwood City, Manila
January 31, 2019
Profile, Research, Social Sciences
Pothole Politics
Everyone hates potholes – except PhD candidate Elijah de la Campa. Elijah uses potholes to understand why some citizens interact with local government, and others don’t.Read More
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January 30, 2019
Alumni, Research, Science
Clear Identity
How Kristina Olson’s TransYouth Project is overturning expectations about gender.Read More
Margaret Kivelson, surrounded by celestial illustrations
January 30, 2019
Alumni, Profile, Science
Elevating the Spirit
Margaret Kivelson, PhD '57, on her career investigating the outer planets of our solar system.Read More
Clarisse Wells Portrait
January 30, 2019
Humanities, Student Life
Word Power
Clarisse Wells brings Indian philosophy to the study of race and gender.Read More
Cityscape including buildings in Eastwood City, Manila
January 24, 2019
Social Sciences
Hello, you've reached. . . Manila?
One jetlagged night in Manila leads PhD candidate Justin Stern into the world of business process outsourcing.Read More
January 24, 2019
Student Affairs, Student Life
Resource Spotlight: the Accessible Education Office
The Accessible Education Office (AEO) is the primary resource for GSAS and Harvard College students with disabilities who are seeking accommodations in coursework, housing, dining, transportation, and other aspects of student life.Read More
Clarisse Wells Portrait
January 23, 2019
Humanities
An Indispensable Discipline
Clarisse Wells uses Indian philosophy to reveal why the humanities are relevant to everyday life.Read More

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