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‘Design is not a single thing,’ and these projects prove it — Harvard Gazette (opens the original)
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Students at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design don’t just apply their knowledge in the classroom — they tackle real-world challenges facing communities across the world, including in advanced “option studios,” where innovations in architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning and design are among this year’s projects. “Design is not a single thing,” said Dean Sarah Whiting during a kickoff event this month. “It’s not a single technique. It’s not a single geography or even a single di
What ‘good luck’ means to a coal miner — Harvard Gazette (opens the original)
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Following the economic and political fallout from World War II, Germany underwent what scholars call the “wirtschaftswunder” or “economic miracle” during which industry boomed and rapid reconstruction led to increased prosperity. But who was responsible for creating the miracle, and what happened when they were no longer needed? That’s what Kurdistan-born artist and Berliner Pinar Öğrenci asks in her work currently on display at Harvard Art Museums in the exhibition “Glück auf in Deutschland,” o
How did her sister — once vibrant and healthy — become so sick so fast? — Harvard Gazette (opens the original)
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A series focused on the personal side of Harvard research and teaching. Joan Brugge was on track to graduate from Northwestern University in a few years and launch into a career teaching math when a single phone call changed the direction of her life. “I was a sophomore and I got this call from my parents, sobbing, asking could I please come home because my sister was going to be operated on,” Brugge said. It turned out that her sister, who was 21, had a malignant brain tumor and was set to unde
Note to stressed parents: Instead of trying to be perfect, do this. — Harvard Gazette (opens the original)
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Parental stress is an urgent public health crisis, according to a 2024 U.S. Surgeon General report that found nearly half of parents and caregivers face daily pressures that they feel are “completely overwhelming.” A panel of experts convened recently at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health to discuss how parents can care for themselves while raising healthy children and what communities and governments can do to help. Karestan Koenen, a professor of psychiatric epidemiology at the Chan S
Hope, joy, heavy lifting — Harvard Gazette (opens the original)
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Harvard Yard awoke from its summer slumber on Wednesday as members of the Class of 2030 were greeted by campus regulars eager to welcome the first-year students to their new home. Among the fresh faces was Nathaniel Shugarman, who arrived from the Florida Keys. “This is incredible, to be here,” said Shugarman. “I’m definitely nervous about the classes and adjusting from high school, but I’m excited for all the people. It’s incredible. It feels so historic and electric.” His mother, Megan Shugarm
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