Levitt Discusses Unlikely Route to Economics

Levitt spoke about his path from opening week of his Harvard freshman year to becoming one of Time Magazine’s 100 People Who Shape Our World.

River Run 2010

Festival Celebrates Diversity

For college students, issues of identity, origins, and the future are, admittedly, sensitive subjects.

German Refugee Children Thrived In United States

Harvard physics professor Gerald Holton and researcher Gerhard Sonnert discussed German refugee children in America in a study group yesterday.

O Canada

Canadian Supreme Court Judge Rosalie S. Abella displayed her Canadian spirit to the audience at yesterday’s Radcliffe Dean’s Lecture, titled “Identity, Diversity, and Human Rights.”

Deaf Performance Entices the Senses

Peter Cook stood on the center of the stage, the audience circled around him. He pointed to the left side of the room and twenty pairs of arms immediately went up in the air.

‘Food at 24 Frames Per Second’ Satisfies a Cinematic Appetite

In the opening scene of “Tampopo,” a man dressed in a white tuxedo and seated in a theater looks into the camera and says, “So you’re at a movie, too. What are you eating?”

Today in Photos (2/09/10)

Wine Tasting

Carol Fuccione of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates held a free wine seminar at Bertucci’s Italian restaurant yesterday evening. Bertucci plans to make this a monthly event showcasing wines served at the Cambridge establishment.

Today in Photos (2/03/2010)

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Olympic medal winner Dara Torres speaks about her experiences as a swimmer, mother and author in the Kirkland Senior Common Room yesterday.

Morris on Mozart

Choreographer Mark Morris, and film critic Richard Dyer AM '64 discuss Mozart in Sanders Theater on Wednesday night. Morris lit up the auditorium with colorful musings on classical music, dance, and his career.

Let's Go

Let’s Go Publications hosted an informal budget travel workshop at The Harvard Book Store, sharing experiences from their own trips.

Let's Go

Let's Go