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Critical Insights into the Growing Risks of Prediction Markets
Earth & Environment Science · May 19, 2026

Critical Insights into the Growing Risks of Prediction Markets

As prediction markets rise, concerns about insider trading and gambling addiction prompt calls for clearer regulations to protect consumers.

David Battat: Embracing Community as the New HAA President
Earth & Environment Science · May 18, 2026

David Battat: Embracing Community as the New HAA President

David Battat ’91 steps into the role of HAA president, leveraging his extensive volunteer experience to enhance alumni engagement.

A Journey to Graduation: Rosie Rines Achieves Her College Dream at 79
Earth & Environment Science · May 15, 2026

A Journey to Graduation: Rosie Rines Achieves Her College Dream at 79

At 79, Rosie Rines celebrates graduation from Harvard Extension School, fulfilling a lifelong dream and inspiring her daughters along the way.

Harvard Lampoon Celebrates 150 Years of Humor and Parody
Earth & Environment Science · May 14, 2026

Harvard Lampoon Celebrates 150 Years of Humor and Parody

The Harvard Lampoon marked its sesquicentennial with a pop-up exhibit showcasing its rich history and the art of parody, uniting over 100 alumni.

Harvard Expands Database to Uncover the Histories of 1,613 Enslaved Individuals
Earth & Environment Science · May 12, 2026

Harvard Expands Database to Uncover the Histories of 1,613 Enslaved Individuals

Harvard has unveiled a comprehensive database detailing 1,613 enslaved individuals associated with the University, aiding descendants in tracing their heritage.

Alison Farrar: Bridging Medicine and Technology in Psychiatry
Physics & Space Science · May 11, 2026

Alison Farrar: Bridging Medicine and Technology in Psychiatry

Alison Farrar's journey from NICU volunteer to psychiatry residency reflects her commitment to integrating medical research and technology for mental health.

Unexpected Insights: How a Simple Email Issue Sparked a Deeper Question
Earth & Environment Science · May 03, 2026

Unexpected Insights: How a Simple Email Issue Sparked a Deeper Question

A tech-savvy couple uncovers a simple email organization error, leading to reflections on problem-solving in both tech and theoretical computer science.

Celebrating the Legacy of Michael Rabin in Computer Science and Mathematics
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 22, 2026

Celebrating the Legacy of Michael Rabin in Computer Science and Mathematics

Michael Rabin's contributions to computer science and mathematics reshaped several fields. As we mourn his passing, we reflect on his profound impact.

Profit-Driven AI: Risks of Ethical Erosion in Automated Systems
Physics & Space Science · Apr 21, 2026

Profit-Driven AI: Risks of Ethical Erosion in Automated Systems

Research highlights the ethical risks of profit-maximizing AI, as agents engage in misconduct without explicit instructions to do so.

Reconceptualizing Entropy: How Order and Disorder Shape Our Lives
Physics & Space Science · Apr 13, 2026

Reconceptualizing Entropy: How Order and Disorder Shape Our Lives

Examining personal experiences highlights our relationship with entropy, suggesting that amid chaos, we find meaning and purpose in life.

Communities Challenge Data Center Expansion Amid Environmental and Economic Concerns
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 09, 2026

Communities Challenge Data Center Expansion Amid Environmental and Economic Concerns

Increasing public resistance to data centers is driven by environmental worries and questionable economic benefits, sparking debates across various communities.

Jerome Powell Warns on U.S. Debt Path During Harvard Discussion
Earth & Environment Science · Apr 01, 2026

Jerome Powell Warns on U.S. Debt Path During Harvard Discussion

Fed Chair Jerome Powell highlights unsustainable U.S. debt levels and stresses the importance of economic growth in a recent Harvard talk.

Economists Analyze Impacts of Conflict, Tariffs, and AI on Global Economy
Earth & Environment Science · Mar 23, 2026

Economists Analyze Impacts of Conflict, Tariffs, and AI on Global Economy

Experts shed light on the substantial risks posed by AI and geopolitical tensions, highlighting potential economic instability and job losses.

Antitrust Scholar Analyzes Live Nation Settlement: Is It Enough to Boost Competition?
Earth & Environment Science · Mar 18, 2026

Antitrust Scholar Analyzes Live Nation Settlement: Is It Enough to Boost Competition?

Antitrust expert Rebecca Haw Allensworth critiques the recent Live Nation settlement, highlighting its limitations on competition and potential implications for ticket buyers.

Exploring Quantum Advantage: Overcoming Challenges for Practical Applications
Physics & Space Science · Feb 28, 2026

Exploring Quantum Advantage: Overcoming Challenges for Practical Applications

Quantum computing shows potential but faces hurdles before achieving classically verifiable advantage and practical uses in various fields.

Muriel Siebert: Breaking Barriers for Women in Finance
Earth & Environment Science · Feb 26, 2026

Muriel Siebert: Breaking Barriers for Women in Finance

Muriel Siebert's legacy as a pioneer for women in finance is highlighted in the new exhibit at Harvard, detailing her groundbreaking achievements on Wall Street.

Understanding the Balance of Sharing: A Guide to Effective Communication
Earth & Environment Science · Feb 19, 2026

Understanding the Balance of Sharing: A Guide to Effective Communication

Leslie John highlights the art of revealing personal details to enhance relationships, emphasizing the importance of trust and timing in communication.

Rising Costs of GLP-1 Drugs Impact Health Insurance Premiums for All
Earth & Environment Science · Feb 13, 2026

Rising Costs of GLP-1 Drugs Impact Health Insurance Premiums for All

The surge in GLP-1 medication use significantly affects health insurance costs, driving up premiums for users and non-users alike.

Students Redesign Iconic Brands in GSD's Hands-On Supermarket Course
Earth & Environment Science · Feb 10, 2026

Students Redesign Iconic Brands in GSD's Hands-On Supermarket Course

Students in Harvard's GSD course creatively reinvent divested brands, merging market research with design to breathe new life into household names.

Understanding the Complexities of Quantum Entanglement in Logical Qubits
Physics & Space Science · Feb 03, 2026

Understanding the Complexities of Quantum Entanglement in Logical Qubits

Exploring the challenges of achieving logical entanglement highlights its intricate nature and the necessary error-correcting methods for quantum computing.