Covers
FM Imagines: Celebrity Cover Letters
Budgetary strategy is one of my strong points. I know critics will say, “He blew a million dollars on private travel!” I beg you to think of it this way—it only cost me $1 million to charter those flights.
Joel Janowitz's Workshop
The Crimson visited local artist Joel Janowitz’s workshop in Boston’s South End.
Nancy Bauer
The Crimson sat down with Nancy F. Bauer ‘82, newly appointed dean of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts.
SMFA Student Art
Student art hangs in the halls of the SMFA in Boston, where students can pursue undergraduate and graduate studies in arts.
Joel Janowitz
Joel Janowitz motions to his painting inspired by construction work in his local Cambridge, part of his latest series of local protected trees.
Family Studies
A family studies some of the glass models of plants at the Glass Flowers Exhibition at the Harvard Museum of Natural History.
Glass Flowers
The Glass Flowers Exhibition at the Peabody Museum of Archeaology and Ethnology holds thousands of glass models of plants.
Invertebrates
The Museum of Comparative Zoology displays glass models of invertebrates in the Sea Creatures in Glass Exhibition.
A Change of Key
Mirroring nationwide conversations on social justice, Harvard’s Music Department is beginning to expand its course offerings beyond the bounds of the Western canon. As the music concentration prepares for an overhaul of its undergraduate requirements, faculty and students reflect on the ways in which the department is rethinking curriculum and canon.
A Class Act
This summer, Harvard students stayed in the area, working to compose a musical with Sara Bareilles, curate museum exhibits, and stage a play focused on the Romanian Revolution.
At Crossroads: The Ethelbert Cooper Gallery
In addition to addressing this historical need, the Ethelbert Cooper Gallery of African & African American Art serves as an idiosyncratic institution that exists simultaneously at the intersection of art, academia, and sociopolitical discussion by developing and maintaining close, symbiotic relationships with both the Harvard Art Museums and the Hutchins Center.
Two students perform "The Vagina Monologues"
Two students perform in one of the several skits which comprise “The Vagina Monologues,” celebrating female empowerment and raising awareness about violence against women.
