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Three Harvard Alumni and a Former Postdoc Named MacArthur Fellows | Harvard Magazine (opens the original)
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One-fifth of this year’s “genius grant” winners have Harvard ties. On Tuesday, the MacArthur Foundation announced 20 new fellowship recipients for 2026—individuals working across science, policy, literature, music, and more—who “explore the depths of our humanity, reveal untold origins to modern challenges, and expand the edges of scientific inquiry and life-saving research,” according to the organization. Winners each receive one-time, $800,000 grant to pursue their work. The four Harvardians a
The Harvard AI Debate Heats Up | Harvard Magazine (opens the original)
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Questions of how to best usher Harvard into the AI age have been simmering at the University for years, ever since the Faculty of Arts and Sciences released its first guidelines for classroom AI use in 2023. But the issue has boiled over with the start of the fall semester. Harvard leadership—including President Alan M. Garber and Danoff dean of the College David Deming—have encouraged students and faculty to embrace the technology, implementing new guidance and warning that failing to adapt to
Garber Welcomes Class of 2030 to ‘Constellation Harvard’ | Harvard Magazine (opens the original)
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On Tuesday afternoon, President Alan M. Garber and University leaders gathered in Sanders Theatre to officially welcome a fresh batch of undergraduates to campus. “Today we embrace you as members of the University community,” Garber told the Class of 2030 during the first of two divided-up Convocation ceremonies, which were moved indoors from Tercentenary Theatre due to wet weather. The program included remarks from administrators, as well welcomes from Harvard Undergraduate Association co-presi
Jason Furman: Capitalism Is Working. It Could Work Better. | Harvard Magazine (opens the original)
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Harvard Kennedy School of Government | August 21, 2026 Jason Furman ’92 and Nick Hanauer both believe in the transformative power of capitalism. On its surface, that might seem like a sleepy premise for an economic debate. But on a Thursday livestream for the program Open to Debate, the Harvard Aetna professor of the practice of economic policy and the billionaire investor sparred energetically over whether that power is being wielded properly in the United States. Furman, for the most part, thi
Why Men Have Worn the Same Black Suits for 200 Years | Harvard Magazine (opens the original)
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Daniel Radcliffe isn’t a big fashion name, necessarily. But the actor once told Chloe Chapin, Ph.D. ’23, a story that cracked open the way she thought about men’s clothing. Chapin, who spent years as a freelance costume designer in New York working on Broadway musicals, operas, fashion shows, and more, was on the production team for a revival of the play Equus, Radcliffe’s 2008 Broadway debut. “During the opening night party, he was wearing this beautiful, really dark blue tuxedo,” Chapin rememb
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