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Radcliffe Fellow Emil’ Keme Discusses Indigenous Perspectives on Environmentalism at Virtual Event | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Institute for Advanced Study is delighted to announce the establishment of the Frank C. and Florence S. Ogg Professorship in the School of Mathematics , thanks to the generosity of former Mathematics Member (1968–69), Andrew Ogg . The new professorship is named in honor of Ogg’s parents.

The Sorin Translation Project began in 2019 when a Notre Dame archivist who was sorting materials received from the Congregation of Holy Cross, discovered boxes containing hundreds of letters written in French, both to and from Father Sorin, that had not been translated or even transcribed.

Harvard Ended Fiscal Year 2022 with $406 Million Budget Surplus as Revenues Exceeded Pre-Pandemic Levels | News | The Harvard Crimson

An Italian astronaut posted a group of photos taken from space and attached several lines from a famous ancient Chinese composition, demonstrating her outstanding Chinese language ability that amazed Chinese internet users and language experts.

A decade of controls on public speech has forced many in higher education or public life to pick a side.

Join Bethel’s Byrds Books as they host award-winning poet and writer Major Jackson in conversation with WCSU’s Brian Clements at Broken Symmetry Gastro Brewery on Sunday, October 23

Chandler Davis was a mathematician, editor, poet, composer, science-fiction writer, and lifelong activist.

The MacArthur Foundation honored the Princeton mathematician for “discovering underlying connections between disparate areas of mathematics and proving long-standing mathematical conjectures.” Graduate alum Melanie Matchett Wood is also a MacArthur winner.

The implications include the possibility that our three-dimensional universe — and we ourselves — may be holograms. Read more at Boston.com.