Noni Carter

Noni Carter '13 speaks about her recently published book Good Fortune at an event sponsored by the Harvard College Women's Center and the Association of Black Harvard Women. Good Fortune, which Noni began when she was 12, is a slave narrative that follows Ayanna Bahati's journey from captivity to freedom.

Noni Carter

Noni Carter '13 speaks about her recently published book Good Fortune at an event sponsored by the Harvard College Women's Center and the Association of Black Harvard Women. Good Fortune, which Noni began when she was 12, is a slave narrative that follows Ayanna Bahati's journey from captivity to freedom.

Today in Photos (2/17/10)

More Intoxicated Undergraduates Treated at UHS

The number of undergraduate students seeking treatment for alcohol intoxication or poisoning at University Health Services is likely to rise for the second straight academic year.

HUDS food

A student samples some of the new dishes at Mather Dining Hall. This semester, HUDS has implemented changes in dining hall menus across campus in response to students' calls for more varied cuisine.

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Professor Glenda Carpio speaks about Hip Hop during her 10 minutes at Harvard Thinks Big yesterday in Sanders Theater.

Harvard Thinks Big: 10 Professors, 10 Minutes to Speak

Today in Photos (2/12/2010)

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Professor Richard Wrangham lectures on food and diets yesterday during the Harvard Thinks Big event.

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Professors Steven Pinker and Daniel Gilbert chat during intermission yesterday at Harvard Thinks Big.

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Professor Steven Pinker talks about the psychological reasons behind crime and compares crime rates across history at the Harvard Thinks Big event.

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Timothy McCarthy closes his speech and the event by offering the audience the advice to not only think big, but to also act big.

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Computer Science Lecturer David Malan, instructor of popular course CS50, tells the audience during Harvard Thinks Big in Sanders Theatre yesterday about how he discovered his love for computer science.

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A student seated in the audience at Sanders Theaters holds on to a program for the Harvard Thinks Big event.

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Psychology professor Daniel Gilbert was the first speaker of the ten professors present at Harvard Thinks Big yesterday evening in Sanders Theater. Gilbert spoke on the climate crisis and added that a war on global warming should seem as crucial to us as the War on Terror.