Josiah P. Child

Drummers Beating With ‘One Heart’

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As the tension between Pyongyang, Seoul and Washington increases, Harvard’s only Korean drum troupe, composed of eight undergraduates, will bring

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University Organist and Choirmaster Murray Forbes Somerville calls them “the best and brightest” of Harvard’s vocalists. Culled from the Harvard

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Devra Lee Davis, author of 2002 National Book Award finalist When Smoke Ran Like Water, told an audience of Harvard

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As a 50th birthday present to itself, the Brattle Film Foundation plans to host a series of special events this

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John Singer Sargent had a singular talent for swathing his portrait subjects in an exotic and provocative mystique. His famed

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Seventeen years after his death and nearly 35 years after his brief tenure at Harvard, writer Jorge Luis Borges is

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Thoughts on Writing by Norman K. Mailer ’43—a hodgepodge of literary interviews, prefaces, essays, anecdotes and aphorisms—would seem little more

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The exiled Russian novelist Vladimir Nabokov once wrote that Lolita was the record of his love affair with the English

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About 40 students got a rare peek at even rarer letters and books Sunday afternoon as Eliot House celebrated the