Yosvany Terry, an acclaimed musician and composer, is making waves in the music world by exploring the rich tapestry of Afro-Cuban music and its deep roots in the African diaspora.As a senior lecturer and director of the Harvard Jazz Ensemble, Terry not only shares his passion for jazz but also highlights the cultural connections between traditional music of Benin and the Caribbean.
Introductory humanities courses are set to revolutionize the way first-year students engage with the arts and humanities.With declining interest in these fields, an innovative initiative led by Dean Sean Kelly aims to revitalize students’ passion for humanities studies.
Canine Research is at the forefront of unraveling the complex relationships between dogs and humans.Recent studies delve deep into dog empathy, shedding light on how dogs respond to emotional cues from their owners.
The human-canine bond is an extraordinary connection that transcends mere companionship; it reveals the deep emotional ties that have developed over thousands of years between humans and dogs.Studies, including intriguing research conducted at Harvard, delve into dog empathy, showcasing their ability to sense human emotions and respond accordingly.
Introductory humanities courses serve as a vital gateway for first-year students, diving deep into the realms of culture, literature, and philosophy.At prestigious institutions like Harvard, these courses are designed not just to fulfill an academic requirement but to engage students in a rich, intellectually stimulating experience that encourages exploration and personal growth.
AI in photojournalism is revolutionizing the way visual narratives are created and preserved, ushering in both challenges and opportunities for the industry.As technology evolves, photojournalists grapple with the implications of AI tools that can produce hyper-realistic images, which may undermine trust in authentic visuals.
Asian American women’s history often remains a hidden narrative within the broader scope of Asian American history, yet it is pivotal in understanding the complexities of American identity.This rich history, spotlighted by the Schlesinger Library exhibit, reveals the often-overlooked contributions of Asian women throughout the years.
The Harvard University Archives stand as a crucial repository of historical treasures, meticulously preserving the legacy of Harvard history and its impact on American culture.This vibrant collection houses a plethora of historical documents, including a notable letter from John F.
AI in photojournalism is reshaping the landscape of visual storytelling in unprecedented ways.As technology evolves, it presents both challenges and opportunities for the world of photojournalism.
Asian American women’s history is a rich tapestry woven from countless stories of resilience, strength, and cultural representation.This often-overlooked facet of American history takes center stage in the illuminating new exhibit at the Schlesinger Library, which revisits the past through the lives of Asian women who faced marginalization and erasure.
