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A social enterprise works to improve farmers’ economic prospects

The dazzling beauty and strangely human behavior of one of the world’s most diverse bird families.

Images of the professor’s work with homeless and impoverished children in India.

Harvard’s long-closed Social Museum promoted progressive values.

Summer construction—on the Fogg Art Museum, the Business School’s Tata Hall, Old Quincy, and more—renews the campus.

Laurie Krasny Brown crafts colorful works from an “accessible, flexible, beautiful” material.

President Faust’s first visit to the South Asian nation highlights research and curricular connections old and new.

GSD’s Preston Scott Cohen designed a new wing on the Tel Aviv art museum.

The Mahindra Humanities Center erects eight “poetry posts” to prompt reflection about loss and recovery.

An exhibition at the Sackler reveals the connections among Renaissance art, invention, and the evolution of science.

After much waiting and wondering, student music and dance groups perform around the Yard for a wet but appreciative crowd.

Harvard’s 375th anniversary celebration, in words and photographs

A step by step gallery of Joanne Chang ’91 assembling the 15-by-18-foot H-shaped red velvet cake for Harvard’s 375th birthday.

The Harvard 375th “flash mob” danced to James Brown as they rehearsed for the Friday night gala.

Photographs of early modern printed-paper sundials