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RT @Kennedy_School: On a recent episode of @HarvardGSAS's Colloquy Podcast, HKS's @ProfDavidDeming says artificial intelligence is here to…

Survivors of sexual violence are often saddled with a stigma not experienced by those who have endured other kinds of trauma. Now, PhD student Emily Mellen has developed a way to measure its effects. 

RT @Harvard_GovDept: Jane Mansbridge, the Charles F. Adams Professor of Political Leadership and Democratic Values at @Kennedy_School & an…

With filmgoers buzzing about the Bob Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown, University of @Penn Professor Jeffrey Edward Green, PhD ’07, says that the legendary singer and songwriter is more than a musician; he’s the conflicted prophet of a fallen world. ▸

A new solar-powered aircraft will provide data on how climate change impacts the ozone layer better and faster than ever before thanks to the work of a team that includes PhD student in @HarvardCCB Joe C. Gonzales.

Inspired by her multilingual upbringing in the Catalonia region of Spain, PhD candidate Saima Malik-Moraleda studies the brain to find the universal principles behind how it deciphers all language—and even how we define what language is. ⏵ Full video:

Last month, a symposium at @hseas explored how Indigenous communities contribute to creating knowledge in STEM.

Whether you’re celebrating or coping during the holiday season, the Center for Wellness and Health Promotion provides supportive resources and guidance around healthier, safer ways to interact with alcohol and substances.

Is There Life in the Solar System? PhD candidate Jonah Peter was a member of the team that found one of the potential building blocks of life—hydrogen cyanide—on Saturn’s moon Enceladus. ⏵ Watch the full video:

Visiting Fellow & President of the @HarvardGSC, Laura König, discusses how she came to serve on the GSC, balancing her research and work on the council, & why she believes student government is a rewarding experience for anyone who chooses to be involved.

Research shows that low income, poor education, and inadequate housing can be bad for your health. But Kacie Dragan, PhD ’24, says the opposite is also true: getting sick has a devastating impact on social welfare.

Nicholas Thyr, PhD ’24, discusses his research on how scholars in the Middle Ages learned and passed on knowledge, how he became a medievalist, and the joys of organizing a graduate-run conference at Harvard.

U.S. fertility rates are tumbling, but some couples still go big. Catherine Pakaluk, PhD ’10, a Catholic University economist and mother of eight (and stepmother of six), wanted to find out why.

Sheldon Weinbaum, PhD '63, is as proud of his lifetime devotion to diversity in STEM as he is of his impressive accomplishments in bioengineering.

Harvard celebrates the long, proud legacy of students and alumni who answer the call to military service.

Study led by PhD student Sarah Steele bolsters theory that protective magnetic field supporting life-enabling atmosphere remained in place longer than estimates.

Universities are repositories of fascinating ideas. So why is academic writing so boring? @FordhamNYC Professor Leonard Cassuto, PhD ’89, thinks it’s all a matter of keeping in mind that good writing is about keeping the reader interested.

Will the story of the 2024 election—and beyond—be the way women voters reclaim their lost rights and the promise of decades past? Harvard @Kennedy_School Professor Jane Mansbridge speaks on feminism and the future of US politics. 🎙 Listen now:

Professor Stephen Ansolabehere, PhD '89, says US elections are both more secure and fairer than their most strident critics contend. Moreover, some simple changes could translate into big improvements both in access and election integrity.

Making innovative use of computer algorithms and machine learning, Tyler Simko, PhD '24, addresses electoral issues like partisan gerrymandering and larger concerns like de facto racial segregation in public schools.