Ancient Advice for a Good Life
What Greek and Roman philosophers can teach us about being happy
Class Notes
From an alum who became a world equestrian champion to a TV star who cycled 545 miles, see what your classmates have been up to.
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Galactic Mysteries
Trove of far-flung galaxy clusters offers clues to dark matter and dark energy
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Expedition to Antarctica
Alum championing the environment joins largest all-women voyage to land of the penguins
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State Street’s First Chief Diversity Officer
Former New England Patriot Paul Francisco is charged with financial giant’s global strategy for diversity and inclusion
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Growing Family Trees
Genealogy Roadshow cohost Mary M. Tedesco helps unravel family histories and mysteries
Message from the Dean
Demonstrating the value of the arts and sciences, including how a CAS education gives students the skills to foster a vibrant inner life, respond to a changing world, and be informed citizens
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New Kilachand Center Links Key Research Disciplines
Discoveries will be fueled by collaboration and a record $115 million gift
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Devoted to Coffee
CAS student took her major to the field, and learned exactly how a cup of joe is made
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Taking on Type 1 Diabetes
$1.4 million NIH grant will help chemist develop therapies that intervene at early stage of the disease
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The Think Tank
New study lounge mixes open-plan seating with huddle rooms to help students imagine and create
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Wearable Tech to Help People with ALS
Wenxin Feng and Pison Technology are developing wearable tech that could help people with motor impairments control machines with thoughts
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The Allure of Battle
Historian Cathal J. Nolan shows we’ve gotten a lot wrong about war—with bloody consequences
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Why I Give
In the footsteps of Ada Draper
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From the Archives
Astronomy students ponder galaxies far, far away