AI and Social Justice: A Vision for a Better Future
April 24, 2025
AI and social justice intertwine in significant ways as we explore the future of AI, especially regarding its impact on marginalized communities.Renowned sociologist Ruha Benjamin posits that while technology is often heralded as a force for good, it sometimes perpetuates inequality and worsens societal issues.
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Katie Kitamura Discusses Horror and Performance in Fiction
April 22, 2025
Katie Kitamura, a highly acclaimed author and recent Guggenheim Fellow, has made waves in the literary world with her latest novel, "Audition." This intriguing work pushes the boundaries of horror literature, exploring the psychological intricacies of midlife and family dynamics within the confines of a New York City apartment.During an upcoming Harvard event, the Harvard Staff Writer Max Larkin delves into Kitamura's insights on performance and privacy, discussing themes that resonate deeply with her audience.
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Cultural Rhythms Festival Celebrates Diversity and Artistry
April 14, 2025
The Cultural Rhythms Festival at Harvard University is an extraordinary celebration of artistic excellence and cultural diversity, uniting students from various backgrounds in a spectacular showcase of dance and performance.This vibrant festival, which has been a fixture since 1986, highlights the beauty of cultural expression through powerful performances that resonate with audiences.
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Dance Like Someone’s Watching: Tips for Expressive Movement
April 10, 2025
Dance like someone is watching is not just a playful command; it’s an invitation to deeply engage with the rhythms of life and the stories we express through movement.Every time you step onto the dance floor, you have the power to transform the space around you and convey emotions that words often fail to capture.
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Harvard Exhibit: Discovering Archival Treasures Inside Out
April 10, 2025
The Harvard exhibit, titled "Archives Inside Out," offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history housed within the Harvard University Archives.This compelling display features notable artifacts, such as a heartfelt letter from former President John F.
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Palliative Care Musical ‘Night Side Songs’ Explores Dying
April 8, 2025
Palliative care musical "Night Side Songs" breathes new life into the often-overlooked conversations surrounding terminal illness and end-of-life care.This innovative production, crafted by Daniel and Patrick Lazour, intertwines emotional narratives of cancer patients, their caregivers, and healthcare professionals, creating a tapestry of shared human experience.
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Harvard Office for the Arts: A 50-Year Celebration of Culture
April 6, 2025
The Harvard Office for the Arts (OFA) stands as a vibrant hub for creativity and expression, celebrating over 50 years of fostering artistic talent within the Harvard community.At the recent Harvard arts celebration, students and alumni gathered at Sanders Theatre to reflect on their transformative experiences with arts and culture at Harvard.
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Film Adaptations: Books That Shine on the Silver Screen
April 6, 2025
Film adaptations are a fascinating intersection of literature and cinema, translating beloved stories from page to screen.As Oscar season approaches, the debate surrounding the best film adaptations inevitably heats up, with many arguing whether movies based on books can truly capture their essence.
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David Lynch Films: A Glimpse into His Cinematic Legacy
April 6, 2025
David Lynch films are a fascinating exploration of the surreal and the subconscious, captivating audiences with their unique blend of beauty and horror.Renowned for his Lynchian style, these movies invite viewers into a familiar yet distinctly strange world, testing the boundaries of traditional cinema.
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Portraiture: Capturing Courage and Change at Harvard
April 6, 2025
Portraiture is much more than a mere depiction of faces; it is an intricate exploration of identity, history, and emotions, capturing the essence of the subjects it portrays.Renowned American painter Robert Shetterly has dedicated his artistry to spotlighting social justice through his poignant series, "Americans Who Tell the Truth," which showcases influential figures committed to truth and integrity.
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