April 14, 2005

In the heart of Wampanoag country At a gathering to commemorate the 350th anniversary of the founding of Harvard Indian College, Tobias Vanderhoop (from left), Woody Vanderhoop, and Jason Baird, holding his 9-month-old daughter, May Alice Baird, chant while Woody plays on a rawhide drum. (Staff photo Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard News Office) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Iraq envoy says security, development linked
UN envoy opens CID development conference

Six honored as Harvard College Professors
Awards recognize excellence in teaching

Nock, Roberts named Abramson winners
Professors win annual award for undergraduate teaching excellence

Navin Khaneja receives Bessel Research Prize

350th anniversary of the Harvard Indian College commemorated
'Indigenizing' veritas

Modernity with authenticity
City of Aleppo awarded Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design

Requisites for succes: Stamina, boundary-setting:
Women in Science Symposium looks at obstacles and strategies

'Latino Leadership at a Crossroads'
Politics, education, and religion among the U.S.'s largest minority

Association of Black Harvard Women to honor Ed Gordon

Harvard launches popular Web site in Spanish
Cuidar de su Salud offers personalized risk assessment and health information for Spanish speakers

Harvard begins construction of Northwest Science Building
Slated for late 2007 completion, structure will house 30 faculty research groups across the sciences