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At an event hosted by Houghton Library, the co-founders of “Final Bow for Yellowface: Dancing Between Intention and Impact” discussed their efforts.

A discovery made in Widener Library sent Harvard professor Martin Puchner on an emotional journey into his family’s history.

A sampling of the week’s events includes Emily Dickinson’s birthday party at Houghton Library.

The Peter J. Solomon Gate, unveiled this month as part of Houghton’s renovation, takes inspiration from beloved works of children’s literature.

As we approach the darkest day of the year, some of Harvard Library’s bright spots from collections and social media.

Snapshots of everyday moments in Jewish communities in the U.S. and around the world.

The Harvard Law School Library’s Nuremberg Trials Project inspires creative works and supports research.

A statement from Harvard Library

Examine the past, understand the present, and create a better future.

Black Americans today suffer from high rates of cancer mortality and cardiovascular disease, and lower overall life expectancy, compared to other races in the United States. These poor health outcomes are the results of structural anti-Black racism across our society, including housing discrimination, limited opportunities to acquire wealth, and biases in medicine.