Medical career inspiration is often born from personal experiences that shape one’s future ambitions.For Jett Crowdis, a graduate of Harvard Medical School, this pivotal moment arose while he worked as a camp counselor for children coping with cancer, including those who had recently lost parents to the disease.
Harvard Lawsuit on Funding Freeze Challenges Trump Administration
The Harvard lawsuit funding freeze has emerged as a pivotal issue, igniting discussions about academic freedom and government overreach.Harvard University has recently filed a compelling lawsuit against the Trump administration, aiming to challenge the unconstitutional halt on more than $2.2 billion in research funding.
Combating Anti-Muslim Bias: Harvard’s New Initiatives
In recent years, the need for initiatives aimed at Combating Anti-Muslim Bias has become increasingly urgent on campuses nationwide.This critical task centers around creating an inclusive environment for not just Muslim students, but also for those affected by overlapping issues like Anti-Arab and Anti-Palestinian bias.
Harvard Medal 2025: Celebrating Notable Alumni Leadership
The Harvard Medal 2025 is set to honor four remarkable individuals whose exceptional service to Harvard University has made a significant impact across various domains.On June 6, during Harvard Alumni Day, Kathy Delaney-Smith, Paul J.
Combating Antisemitism: Harvard’s New Initiatives Announced
In recent years, combating antisemitism has become a critical issue faced by universities around the globe, with Harvard University taking a proactive approach to address this growing concern.President Alan M.
Medical Anthropology: A Tribute to Arthur Kleinman
Medical anthropology serves as an essential discipline at the intersection of health, culture, and social practices, exploring how diverse cultural contexts shape perceptions of health and illness.This rich field has been notably influenced by the groundbreaking work of Arthur Kleinman, who recently conducted his final seminar on the “Future of Medical Anthropology”.
Medical Anthropology Pioneer Arthur Kleinman’s Final Seminar
Medical anthropology is a vibrant field that explores the interplay between culture, health, and medicine, highlighting how various societies understand and respond to illness.In his recent seminar on the “Future of Medical Anthropology,” renowned scholar Arthur Kleinman shared invaluable insights drawn from his nearly 50 years at Harvard, emphasizing the significance of empathetic care in healthcare practices.
Richard P. Lifton to Join Harvard Corporation This Summer
Richard P.Lifton Harvard Corporation represents a significant shift in leadership at one of the world’s most prestigious educational institutions.
Harvard Horizons: Showcasing Innovative Research Ideas
Harvard Horizons showcases the innovative spirit of Harvard University through its annual academic symposium, where groundbreaking research ideas come to life.This esteemed program invites a select group of graduate students to present their projects, fostering a platform for enriching conversations and networking opportunities.
Boston Marathon 2025: Running for Loved Ones and Causes
The 2025 Boston Marathon promises to be an unforgettable event, uniting runners and supporters in a celebration of resilience and purpose.Beyond being a world-renowned race, this year’s marathon also showcases the incredible stories behind the charity runners, many of whom are raising funds for critical causes such as pancreatic cancer research through organizations like Project Purple.