2020

Gina Buckley looks for skeletal traces of elite and working-class immigration at Teotihuacan

Dutch Golden Age masterpiece loaned to Dumbarton Oaks

Zeynep Kezer studies Elazığ, Tunceli, and the making of modern Turkey from the margins

John Mulhall finds medieval translators who sought to remedy Latin deficiency with Greek and Arabic texts

Annette Giesecke finds Near Eastern inspiration for luxurious ancient Roman gardens

From cross-dressing monks to the walking dead, everything old is new again

Daniel Caner untangles dirty wealth, fruit-bearings, and Christian philanthropy

Virtual Plant Humanities Summer Program brought diverse disciplines, resources, and scholars together to create timely plant narratives

Savvas Kyriakidis talks tyrants, trial by hot iron, and social relationships in Byzantium

Felipe Ledesma-Núñez discusses the fall of the Aztec Empire, based on Nahua accounts of the epidemics brought by Spanish invaders

Felege-Selam Solomon Yirga shifts our understanding of what constitutes a Byzantine person

Statement from The Harvard College Office of Admissions & Financial Aid in support of the Black Lives Matter movement

June 16, 2020 | Statement from Harvard University President Lawrence Bacow on the commemoration and significance of Juneteenth