In the discourse surrounding AI and social justice, influential figures like Ruha Benjamin challenge us to envision a future that prioritizes equity rather than oppression.Benjamin, a Princeton sociologist, asserts that many AI technologies, despite being marketed as advancements, often perpetuate systemic inequalities and injustices in society.
Katie Kitamura: Exploring Horror in Her Latest Novel
Katie Kitamura, acclaimed author and recent Guggenheim Fellow, is making waves with her latest novel, “Audition,” which delves deep into the intricacies of midlife and the unsettling nature of identity.As she prepares for a special Harvard author event with Claire Messud, Kitamura reflects on the horror elements that punctuate her work, drawing connections to the uncanny realities of family life and personal secrets.
Cultural Rhythms Festival Celebrates Diversity and Talent
The Cultural Rhythms Festival is a vibrant celebration of diversity and creativity that brings together the rich cultural expressions of students at Harvard University.This annual event, which took place on April 5, 2025, offers a platform for talented performers to showcase their artistry, highlighting various global traditions and contemporary influences.
Dance Tips: How to Dance Like Nobody’s Watching Today
Dance tips can transform your movements from tentative to exhilarating, encouraging you to embody the phrase “dance like nobody’s watching”.By focusing on various dance techniques, you can unlock new levels of emotional release through dance, making each performance an expression of your inner self.
Harvard University Archives: Discover History Through Artifacts
The Harvard University Archives stands as a treasure trove of knowledge, preserving the rich tapestry of Harvard history and American culture.With a mission to make historical documents accessible, the Archives showcase an array of Harvard collections that illuminate significant moments and influential figures associated with the university.
Night Side Songs: A Palliative Care Musical Experience
“Night Side Songs” is not your typical musical; it delves deep into the realm of palliative care and the realities faced by cancer patients.Developed by the creative duo Daniel and Patrick Lazour with invaluable insights from renowned expert Susan Block, this compelling show portrays the poignant journey of living with illness.
Harvard Office for the Arts 50th Celebration: A Night to Remember
The Harvard Office for the Arts 50th celebration marked a significant milestone in the institution’s dedication to artistic excellence and creativity over the decades.This momentous event brought together students, alumni, and faculty to honor the rich legacy of Harvard’s arts programs, showcasing the profound impact arts education at Harvard has had on countless individuals.
Film Adaptations: Not Just Better, but Different
Film adaptations have become a significant phenomenon in cinema, transforming beloved literary works into engaging visual narratives.Many viewers eagerly anticipate the best film adaptations that promise to bring stories from the page to the screen, often sparking debates about their fidelity to the original material.
David Lynch: Decoding His Familiar Yet Strange Cinematic Style
David Lynch, the iconic filmmaker and artist, has left a permanent mark on the landscape of modern cinema with his distinctive and often eerie storytelling.Known for his thought-provoking films like “Blue Velvet” and the surreal television series “Twin Peaks,” Lynch’s work embodies the essence of Lynchian cinema, where the familiar intertwines with the strange.
Harvard Portraiture Exhibit Showcases Social Justice Voices
The Harvard Portraiture Exhibit is a powerful celebration of courage, change, and representation through the eyes of renowned artist Robert Shetterly.With a remarkable collection that includes the impactful “Americans Who Tell the Truth” series, the exhibit not only showcases portraits of notable figures but also emphasizes the stories behind them.