I am a British journalist and writer, currently working on a book about Prince. I was a Nieman-Berkman Fellow in Journalism Innovation here at Harvard, followed by research positions at the university's Berkman Klein Centre for Internet and Society, and...
In college (Harvard ’85), I gravitated to courses heavy with physical demonstrations, and I chose performance science as a career. I am a happy, hard science nerd, user of tools, friend of the social sciences and humanities. Science Lecture Demonstrations...
Greetings all - I am thrilled to be part of the Lowell family, and look forward to gatherings and discussions in any areas of shared interests. My other current Harvard involvements include the Radcliffe Institute, the Harvard-Cambridge Scholarships, and...
Rachel Anne Gillett is assistant professor of cultural history at Utrecht University where she teaches modern Europe and empire. Her research focuses on race in France, on popular culture, and on the black Atlantic from a French perspective. Prior to...
I'm a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of History at Harvard. My research focuses on race and the development of higher education in the post-emancipation United States. Born and raised in North Carolina, I received my B.A. in History and African...
As Harvard’s executive vice president, Meredith Weenick serves as chief administrative, business, and operating officer. She is responsible for all aspects of the University’s financial, human resources, information technology, campus services, campus...
Hello fellow Lowellians! I lived in Lowell as an undergrad (Class of 1992) and am beyond excited to be reunited with the House. I live in San Francisco with my 8 year old daughter and 15 year old son, four cats and my 80 and 90 year old parents. After...
I am an Italian musicologist, teaching at the Harvard Extension School and a couple of other places. I taught at the University of San Francisco for 25 years, where I created the music program, and am now a Professor Emerita. While I was doing my PhD I...
I entered Harvard College with an interest in physics and graduated in 2007 with a concentration in government and a secondary field in economics. I made my way back to mathematics the long way, and am fascinated by how students learn and process math and...
Ona T. Wang is a magistrate judge in the Southern District of New York. Before taking the bench in 2018, she was a litigation partner at Baker Hostetler LLP, where she worked in white collar defense, securities and commercial litigation. While at the firm...