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Reconstruction, One of the Most Misunderstood Chapters in American History
"It was a time of unparalleled hope," said Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, who has produced a new documentary about Reconstruction. -
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Striking Lessons from the 1960s
Event commemorating student protest that rocked the campus will connect to today’s student-activists -
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A Renovation to Make Houghton Library “Open to All”
Two years after its seventy-fifth anniversary, Houghton Library will have something else to celebrate: the largest renovation project in its history. -
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Appraisal: 1969 Harvard Strike Posters
Posters from the 1969 student protest are appraised. The Harvard University Archives has the full set. -
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Greek and Latin Unleashed: Harvard Library’s Contribution to the Digital Humanities
Harvard Library and the Center for Hellenic Studies are helping to digitize Classical Greek texts as part of the Open Greek and Latin Project. -
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"Apollo 11 at Fifty"
The Houghton Library at Harvard University presents a unique exhibition of artifacts celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar mission. -
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Creative Writing Program Settles into New Lamont Library Space
At the beginning of the spring 2019 semester, the Harvard Creative Writing program moved into a new space on the fourth floor of Lamont Library. -
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Running Out of Time
Seniors share the top things from their bucket lists to do before graduation -
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Exhibit Charts History of Apollo 11 Moon Mission
Houghton Library show marking 50th anniversary of moonwalk includes NASA artifacts -
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Harvard Exhibit Details the Rise and Demise of Lehman Brothers
The fabled firm’s history was on display in an exhibit at Harvard Business School’s Baker Library | Bloomberg Center.
